Statement of Grounds and Particulars

WHAT’S IT FOR?

If you are looking to initiate opposition proceedings against a trade mark, you will need to file a Statement of Grounds and Particulars following notifying IP Australia of your intention to oppose. A Statement of Grounds and Particulars explains the grounds of your opposition to a trade mark application.

WHAT’S INCLUDED?

We’ll review the grounds available to you to draft and file a tailored Statement of Grounds and Particulars within 1 month of the filing of your Notice of Intention to Oppose.

This package includes:

• Drafting and filing a Statement of Grounds and Particulars in relation to opposition proceedings against a trade mark
• Phone consultations (up to 60 minutes) with a Sprintlaw lawyer who will take your instructions, advise you on the legal issues you need to know and answer your questions about the process
• 1 x complimentary amendment to the final draft we provide you for approval, as long as you request the amendment within 10 business days of us delivering the final draft