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Your IP-Partner in Norway
Acapo is one of the leading Intellectual Property consultancy firms in Norway
with offices in the three major cities Oslo, Bergen and Trondheim.
Our services include advisory services within all fields of IPR. Filing and prosecution
of applications for European and Norwegian patents is within our core field of
business. Our lawyers attend to litigation of cases pertaining to i.a. patents,
trademarks and marketing law. The higly skilled staff of Acapo handles filing of
applications for Norwegian trademark and design registrations.
As a full-serviced IPR-firm, Acapo also attend to maintenance of patents, and design
and trademark registrations.
After a merger in January, 2010 the company ABC-Patent Siviling. Rolf Chr. B.
Larsen AS became part of Acapo AS.
The company and our professionals are members of INTA, FICPI, ITMA, EPI, The
Norwegian Patent Attorney Association [Norsk Patentingeniørforening], Marques
and LESI, as well as Den Norske Advokatforening [The Norwegian Bar Association].
PUBLIC HOLIDAYS IN NORWAY IN 2012:
The following day are public holidays in Norway and due to this our offices will
be closed on these days:
5. -9. April, 1., 17. and 28. May, 24. -26. December.
Please note that also the Norwegian Industrial Property Office will be closed
on this days. Deadlines falling on these dates, are automatically extended to
the next working day.
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22 December 2011
Freebit technology in award winning headphones
We congratulate our client Freebit with success and recognition and having won several prizes. Their licensee Monster has launched their new product iSport Immersion In-Ear Headphones which won the prize ”Best Overall Workout Headphones of 2011”. Freebit has contributed attachment technology protected by patents and a design which also is protected by registration and design patents.
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15 September 2011
Stokke AS and the Tripp Trapp® chair succeeded in dispute against copyist in the Court of Appeal
Trumf AS offered a children's chair called "Oliver" to it's members in a customer loyalty program. Stokke AS claimed that the chair was a copy of it's well-known Tripp Trapp chair, and that their copyright and trademark rights related to this product were infringed.
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28 June 2011
Future Patent Prosecution Highway agreements made possible for Norway
Amendments in the Norwegian patent legislation will allow for Patent Prosecution Highway agreements between the Norwegian Industrial Property Office and foreign patent offices. This will hopefully lead to better and faster examination of patent applications pursued among the parties to the agreements.
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