Intellectual Property
Your company may use a name or a distinctive mark or a specific design for its products. Over time, you may realise that some others are using the same distinctive mark or design for their own products and you may want to make them stop doing so. Or, on the contrary, you may be sued for allegedly infringing the intellectual property of others.
Our lawyer may tell you if, in fact, there is any intellectual property right in force. (Is there any letter patent, mark, drawing or model or copyright?) Likewise, our lawyer may evaluate whether your rights or some third party rights have been violated and, afterwards, our lawyer may help you reach an out of court settlement. If the other party does not cooperate and a complaint has to be filed, our lawyer may assist you in the legal proceeding to find out the existence or inexistence of intellectual property rights or any actual infringement of such rights.
But our lawyer may also be helpful in the absence of any pending lawsuit. For example, by executing a confidentiality agreement when, in the case of a future cooperation agreement, proprietary information is to be provided to a future partner. Or a licensing or commercial operation agreement when, under certain circumstances, third parties will be granted the right to use your intellectual property.
