Lighting, energy and comfort
ON
A mark for lighting, energy and comfort with a history in the electrical sector.
Domain includedon-on.es · onsmartenergy.com · onsmartpower.com
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We develop a web presence aligned with the mark's identity and commercial objectives.
Product formulations and recipes (know-how)
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Valentín Justel Tejedor
Consultant - Collaborator in Industrial Property, valuation and transfer of intangible assets
Lawyer specialising in Industrial and Intellectual Property
He has extensive training and many years of professional experience in the field of industrial and intellectual property
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Frequently asked questions
Can a trade mark be mine for life, and how much does renewal cost?
A trade mark registered in Spain can be yours for life: its protection can be maintained indefinitely through renewals every 10 years.
Renewal has a modest cost. In 2026, the official fee for renewing a Spanish national individual trade mark in one class electronically and on time is less than €400. The amount depends on the number of classes and the applicable fees; it excludes late surcharges and professional fees.
Why buy an already registered trade mark?
A new application requires a wait for a decision and may be refused. The OEPM gives an approximate processing period of 6 to 12 months, which may be longer if issues arise. Buying an already granted trade mark avoids starting that new application for the sign and scope acquired. Its validity, coverage and transfer terms are reviewed before the transaction is completed.
What is the value of a trade mark with its domain name?
Finding an appealing business name and a matching domain that is still available can be difficult. Every domain name is unique: registering a trade mark does not automatically reserve its web address. Starting with the domains associated with the offer avoids searching for another address or negotiating a separate purchase, and supports a consistent identity across the website and email.
Which assets and rights are included in the purchase?
You purchase the trade mark, the packaging proposal and the associated domain names listed in the asset page. The transaction specifies the registrations transferred, the design materials delivered and the change of domain ownership. Images show proposed applications; final packaging adaptations and production are agreed for each project.
How do I know whether a trade mark protects the product I want to launch?
The registered sign, territory and specific list of goods or services should be checked. The class alone does not define the full scope of protection, and images of possible ranges do not extend it.
What should be checked before completing the transaction?
Check ownership, current status, renewals, any encumbrances, licences or proceedings affecting the registration, as well as ownership of the domain. Review the documentation and transfer terms before completing a purchase.
How is a royalty-based licence structured?
The project, products, territory, term and exclusivity are assessed. The royalty calculation basis, reporting obligations and, where applicable, minimum payments and continuation terms are also negotiated. No financial terms are set in advance.
What can a registration do against similar later trade marks?
It may provide grounds for opposition where the legal requirements are met, including likelihood of confusion where applicable. The assessment depends on the sign as a whole and the goods or services; it does not automatically confer exclusivity over descriptive terms.