1. What are the regulations on EU trademark fees? There are different standards for EU trademark fees. Generally, they are around a few thousand yuan. The basis for filing an objection to the Trademark Office for a trademark announced in the preliminary examination is Article 30 of the Trademark Law stipulates, “With respect to a trademark announced in the preliminary examination, anyone may raise an objection within 3 months from the date of announcement.” If the malicious registration of a trademark is discovered in time during the preliminary examination announcement period, , you can file an objection with the Trademark Office and request the Trademark Office not to approve the registration. Disputing a registered trademark to the Trademark Review and Adjudication Board. Of course, it is still very difficult to cancel Company B's trademark. Even if it succeeds, it will waste a lot of time and expense. At this time, there is another way, which is to propose a trademark transfer to Company B and ask Company B to transfer the trademark again or let Company B authorize the trademark to be used by itself. And the cost of this method may be even more considerable. (2) Cases of malicious registration and use of domain names 1. The purpose of registering or transferring a domain name is to sell, rent or otherwise transfer the domain name to obtain illegitimate benefits; 2. Repeatedly registering a name or logo in which others have legitimate rights and interests. own domain name to prevent others from using the name or logo in which it has legitimate rights and interests in the form of a domain name on the Internet; 3. The domain name is registered or transferred for the purpose of damaging the complainant's reputation, disrupting the complainant's normal business activities, or confusing the complainant with The difference between the complainants misleads the public; In addition, some people will register and use domain names for profit, while some people see some good and easy-to-understand domain names, and act preemptively before the other party registers them in time, which is malicious. Register a domain name. When the owner of the domain name discovered it later, he asked the other party to buy it with money in order to gain profits from it. 2. Make sure that the other party is maliciously registering the domain name, then check whether it meets the following conditions: 1. There is no legally recognized necessary connection between the registrant and the domain name he registered, that is, because the domain name is registered , making it impossible for others to obtain it. The so-called necessary connection means that the registered unit, agent, and registrant have complete certificates. Such as agent certificate, unit registration certificate, etc. 2. The registrant has obtained illegal benefits through the registered domain name, or caused others to suffer undue losses. To sum up, from the perspective of domain name management, each top-level domain name management agency adopts different policies on domain name management, so it has different definitions of malicious domain name squatting and adopts different solutions to domain name disputes. From a legal perspective, the countries where each top-level domain name management agency is located adopt different laws or policies to deal with malicious domain name squatting cases. Malicious domain name squatting is an illegal act. In our country, if you apply for trademark registration, it will cost a certain amount of money. This is mainly because applying for a trademark requires a certain amount of manpower and material resources, including some cost of labor. Applying for trademark registration in EU countries also requires fees. Comprehensive The cost is probably around a few thousand yuan. Of course, there are still differences in specific countries.