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Question: How long does trademark registration last?

Answer:

When you register a trademark the protection lasts for an initial period of ten years. Trademark registration can continue indefinitely if a renewal fee is paid every ten years. If you do not renew your trademark every ten years, your registration will be cancelled and cannot be recovered.

Lachlan McKnight

Answered by Lachlan McKnight

Lachlan is the CEO of LegalVision, an innovative and tech-driven law firm. LegalVision is disrupting Australia's legal industry and transforming the way in which Australian businesses access legal services. He previously worked as a corporate lawyer and investment banker in London, Paris, Amsterdam and Hong Kong. Lachlan specialises in banking and finance, capital raising and startups.

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