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Comment by Dylan16807

2 days ago

But you don't get those protections or ability to sue if your trademark gets rejected, which is the problem here.

I don't know about the EU, but in the US a registered mark only gives you the presumption that's valid. But those presumptions can be challenged in court.

Of course, if you can't prove to the examiners that you even have a right to the mark, you're probably gonna have one snowball's chance in hell of a time proving that someone else's use of it is invalid in court.