The Hague agreement provides a means of gaining international protection for a design.

parliament building in the Hague, Netherlands

This system allows registered design rights to be obtained in up to 65 states, including Europe, the USA, and Japan.

For more information on this, please see our white paper on the subject which you can download using the link below.

There is also a link below to a list of Hague Agreement signatories. 

Experts in The Hague System
Jon Banford Patent and Trade Mark Attorney
Jon Banford

Chartered & European Patent Attorney and Chartered Trade Mark Attorney
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Jon Banford - Chartered & European Patent Attorney and Chartered Trade Mark Attorney
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Robert B Franks

Chartered & European Patent Attorney and Chartered Trade Mark Attorney
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Robert B Franks - Chartered & European Patent Attorney and Chartered Trade Mark Attorney
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Abdulmalik Lawal

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Abigail Welford

Chartered & European Patent Attorney and Chartered Trade Mark Attorney
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Abigail Welford - Chartered & European Patent Attorney and Chartered Trade Mark Attorney

The Hague System

Hague Union