Strategic intellectual property protection and lifecycle management services, including:
Advising on IP identification, protection strategies, and portfolio alignment with commercial and business objectives.
Managing end-to-end trademark filings, prosecution, and renewals across local and international jurisdictions.
Assisting with securing statutory protection for inventions, creative works, and product designs.
Advising on and facilitating protection for products linked to specific geographical origins.
Coordinating international trademark filings through the Madrid System for efficient multi-jurisdictional protection.
Supporting IP sales, assignments, licensing, and cross-border structuring to ensure legal validity, tax efficiency, and regulatory compliance.
Monitoring IP portfolios, managing infringements, and ensuring continued compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
A trademark is a word, letters, phrase, symbol, design, numerals or a combination of these things that identifies your goods or services and distinguishes from those of other enterprises. It can be two-dimensional or three-dimensional features such as the shape and packaging of goods, non-visible signs such as sounds or fragrances, or color shades. It’s how customers recognize you in the marketplace and distinguish you from your competitors. Trademark owner can be an individual, business organization, or any legal entity.
Trademark protection can be obtained through registration in national or regional trademark office of each country/territory by filing an application and paying the prescribed fees.
A patent is an intellectual property right to protect the invention or idea of a product or a process that provides a new way of doing something or offers a new technical solution to a problem. To get a patent, technical information about the invention must be disclosed to the public in a patent application.
Patent protection can be obtained through registration in national or regional trademark office of each country/territory by filing an application and paying the prescribed fees.
Copyright is a protection given for authors of literary and artistic works. Copyright is secured for books, music, novels, poems, plays, reference works, newspaper articles, painting, architecture, sculpture, films, computer programs, software, mobile app, advertisements etc.
Copyright protection can be obtained through registration in national or regional Copyright office of each country/territory by filing an application and paying the prescribed fees. However, according to the Berne Convention, copyright protection granted in any member country will automatically extend protection into other member countries worldwide. Most countries have Copyright registration system to allow for the voluntary registration of works.
Madrid System is a solution for securing trademark registration worldwide. To qualify for an international application under the Madrid system, the trademark owner must have a basic mark (registration of the same trademark in a Madrid member country where he is a citizen, legal resident or having a business establishment).
Its main advantage is convenience and cost-effectiveness that a single application with one set of fees can cover multiple countries. Its main disadvantage is that if any changes or cancellation occurs to the basic mark within 5 years of Madrid registration, such changes or cancellation will happen to the Madrid registration too.