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The European Commission has confirmed the position for UK businesses and individuals who want to register new or renew current .eu top level domain names in the event of a ‘no deal’ Brexit.
In 2006 the European Union (EU) launched its .eu top level domain causing many businesses and individuals established in the United Kingdom (UK) to take up a registration in order to protect their brand and corporate images from their competitors in the EU or those wishing to take advantage of their established reputations.
The EU has now confirmed what will happen to .eu domains in the event of a ‘no deal’ Brexit.
In light of the above, UK owners of a .eu domains may wish to consider registering now alternative domains to minimise any disruption to traffic to their website in the event of a ‘no-deal’ Brexit. UK brand owners should also review how their Intellectual Property Rights are protected and whether a Trade Mark registration within the EU or globally is prudent if this is not already in place.
For further information please contact Hannah Steggles on 0116 2473520 or by email to [javascript protected email address]. Go to our Intellectual Property page for more information.
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