Trademark Infringement Notice – Process by Hellaw IP
Protecting your brand is our priority. At Hellaw IP, we provide a structured, legal, and effective process for sending a Trademark Infringement Notice to stop unauthorized use of your mark.
1. Understanding Trademark Infringement
Trademark infringement occurs when another party uses a mark that is identical or deceptively similar to your registered trademark, creating confusion in the minds of consumers. This can damage your brand reputation, market share, and goodwill.
2. Our Process for Sending a Trademark Infringement Notice
Step 1 – Case Evaluation
We thoroughly review the details of the infringement, including:
Trademark registration documents
Evidence of misuse
Market and product/service analysis
Step 2 – Evidence Collection
We compile strong legal proof to support your claim, including:
Screenshots, photographs, or advertisements showing infringement
Sales receipts or records of infringing products/services
Market impact reports
Step 3 – Drafting the Legal Notice
Our legal experts prepare a well-drafted infringement notice in accordance with Indian trademark laws, clearly stating:
Details of your trademark rights
Nature of infringement
Demand to stop using the mark immediately
Possible legal consequences if ignored
Step 4 – Sending the Notice
The notice is formally sent to the infringing party through:
Registered post or courier
Email (where applicable)
Legal delivery methods ensuring proof of receipt
Step 5 – Follow-Up and Negotiation
We monitor responses and initiate settlement or negotiation where possible to avoid prolonged litigation.
Step 6 – Legal Action (If Needed)
If the infringer fails to comply, we assist in filing a civil suit for injunction and damages in court.
Why Choose Hellaw IP for Trademark Protection?
Specialized in IP Law – Experienced team for trademark disputes.
Fast & Strategic Approach – Time-sensitive action to protect your brand.
End-to-End Support – From notice drafting to court representation.
📞 Contact Hellaw IP today to protect your trademark and take immediate action against infringement.
