Title: I&#x27;m wondering how international law is affecting SaaS Providers. For example, let&#x27;s say Notion.so has a trademark in the US for the name &quot;Notion&quot;. Then someone builds, theoretically, a similar service in the UK, and trademarks &quot;Notion&quot; there. Can the UK entity prevent &quot;Notion Labs&quot; (that doesn&#x27;t have an office in the UK) to sell to customers in the UK?<p>In a broader perspective, are SaaS providers, that inherently have customers all over the world, expected to register a trademark in all countries or only the countries they are supposed to have offices in?
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