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Intellectual Property Dispute

Resolve trademark, copyright, patent and design disputes and enforce or defend your IP rights.

Overview

Defend and enforce your IP rights

Intellectual property disputes arise from infringement, passing off or unauthorised use of trademarks, copyrights, patents or designs. Whether someone is misusing your rights or you have received a notice, timely action is important.

Disputes can be resolved through legal notices, negotiation and settlement, or litigation before the appropriate court or tribunal. The right strategy depends on the facts and your goals.

Our experts assess your matter and help you enforce or defend your rights.

Why It Helps

Key Benefits

Enforce Rights

Take action to protect your IP.

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Stop Infringement

Put an end to unauthorised use.

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Expert Strategy

A clear plan to resolve the dispute.

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Protect Assets

Safeguard your valuable IP assets.

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Recover Damages

Seek compensation where available.

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Expert Handling

We guide you through the process.

Scope

What Is Included

How It Works

Process

1

Consultation

We understand your dispute and goals.

2

Case Assessment

We assess the merits and options.

3

Notice and Strategy

We send notices and plan the strategy.

4

Resolution

We work towards settlement or litigation.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an intellectual property dispute?
It is a conflict over the use of a trademark, copyright, patent or design, such as infringement or passing off.
What is a cease and desist notice?
It is a legal notice asking a party to stop the infringing activity, often the first step in a dispute.
Can IP disputes go to court?
Yes. If not resolved through notice or negotiation, disputes can be litigated before the appropriate forum.
How long does resolution take?
It varies widely, from quick settlements to litigation that can take longer.

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