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We help clients protect IP rights through appropriate enforcement strategies aimed at addressing infringement, protecting goodwill and pursuing remedies where available.
Introduction
Intellectual property rights are most effective when they can be enforced. Counterfeiting and infringement may affect revenue, reputation and consumer confidence.
Key considerations
Enforcement objectives can include maintaining the validity of rights, stopping ongoing or threatened infringement and seeking compensation where legally available.
Requirements and information
- Relevant registration certificates or evidence of ownership
- Details and evidence of suspected infringement
- Markets, platforms or locations involved
- Correspondence, notices or previous enforcement steps
Applicable laws and rules
The appropriate legal route depends on the right, facts, forum and applicable legislation.
Duration, renewal and timing
Urgent deadlines and remedies depend on the individual case.
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This page provides general information based on material supplied by the firm and is not legal advice. Requirements, timelines and legal provisions should be confirmed for the specific matter.