Contact
Do you have a question about a trade mark, would you like to point out a decision or add to a passage of text? Please send your message to the contact address below. A short description of your concern helps us to assign it.
Contact details
Lucas Ospelt, Mag. iur., attorney at law
9490 Vaduz, Liechtenstein
Email: lucas.ospelt@bwb.legal
Phone: +423 239 78 78
Profile: bwb.legal/en/person/lucas-ospelt
Questions about trade marks
Please state the sign concerned, the goods or services and the relevant countries. If there is already an application, a registration or pending proceedings, the registration number and the status of the proceedings are helpful. Please expressly point out any running deadlines and letters that have already been served. A brief description is sufficient for the first contact.
Editorial feedback
When giving feedback on an article, please state its title or URL and the specific passage. References to decisions should, where possible, include the court or authority, the date, the case number and a reference. This makes it possible to look into the question raised in a targeted way.
Requests for legal representation
Sending a request does not in itself mean that a mandate has been accepted or that responsibility for monitoring deadlines has been assumed. Any acceptance of a mandate and its scope will be confirmed separately. Initially, please only send the information required to assign your request.
Conclusion
A clearly worded question, the connection to Liechtenstein and, where applicable, the relevant procedural data help us to respond in a targeted way. Please send your message to the email address given.
Last updated: 13 September 2026
Authors and editorial approach
The authors and the editorial approach of the website: focus on Liechtenstein, traceable sources and assessment for practice.
Basics and registrability
Which signs can be protected as a trade mark? Basics, distinctive character and grounds for refusal under Liechtenstein trade mark law.
Case law and current developments
Decisions and developments in trade mark law: case commentaries, legislation and administrative practice with a focus on Liechtenstein.