Intellectual Property is often a client’s most valuable asset. It is that area of business law which provides entrepreneurs, whether private individuals or corporate entities, an incentive to create and discover without the constant fear that their initiative could be threatened or prejudiced.
Today’s businesses focus more and more on the value of intellectual property and the ways and means in which it may be used to generate alternative revenue streams. Whether one wants to protect his technological inventions through patent law or the appearance of mass-produced goods through designs registration; whether an artist needs protection of his literary, artistic and musical creations or a trader needs to distinguish its goods or services from those of another trader, there are always straight-forward or hybrid solutions to achieve the utmost protection possible.
Intellectual Property is often a client’s most valuable asset. It is that area of business law which provides entrepreneurs, whether private individuals or corporate entities, an incentive to create and discover without the constant fear that their initiative could be threatened or prejudiced.
Today’s businesses focus more and more on the value of intellectual property and the ways and means in which it may be used to generate alternative revenue streams. Whether one wants to protect his technological inventions through patent law or the appearance of mass-produced goods through designs registration; whether an artist needs protection of his literary, artistic and musical creations or a trader needs to distinguish its goods or services from those of another trader, there are always straight-forward or hybrid solutions to achieve the utmost protection possible.