Short, practical guides to protecting a trademark in Ukraine — written by our Ukrainian patent attorneys for foreign applicants and IP firms.

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CRASH birds v ANGRY BIRDS: Why a Different Sector Did Not Save the Mark

Decision of the Fourth Board of Appeal of the EUIPO of 10 August 2026 in case R 1791/2025-4: the EU mark CRASH birds, registered for gambling services, was declared invalid for bad faith.

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Trademark & IP Registration in Ukraine: FAQ

Straight answers to common questions about registering trademarks, patents and designs in Ukraine — cost, timeline, foreign applicants, Madrid, refusals, oppositions and enforcement.

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Madrid System Designations in Ukraine

Designating Ukraine in an international registration: the 18-month window the office has to notify a refusal, the three-month term to respond, when a local representative is required, and what happens after an opposition.

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How Long Does Trademark Registration Take in Ukraine?

The timeline for registering a trademark in Ukraine, stage by stage, and why protection starts on the filing date.

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How to Register a Trademark in Ukraine: Step-by-Step Timeline

The timeline, examination stages, costs and the Madrid route for registering a trademark in Ukraine.

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Responding to a Provisional Refusal from the Ukrainian IP Office

What a provisional refusal in Ukraine means, the deadline to respond, and how refusals are usually overcome.

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Trademark Oppositions in Ukraine: Deadlines and Procedure

Opposing a trademark application in Ukraine, or defending one — the three-month window, grounds, procedure and response deadlines.

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Trademark Protection in Ukraine During Wartime: What Still Works

Why trademark protection in Ukraine still works during the war — the office operates, deadlines run normally, and filing now secures priority for the recovery.

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Trademark Registration Costs in Ukraine: Official Fees + Attorney Fees

How the cost of registering a trademark in Ukraine breaks down — official fees, attorney fees, per-class pricing, and the Madrid alternative.

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