Intellectual Property

Step by step legal guides on intellectual property related topics

Protecting your intellectual property is essential, even in a joint venture. Our article breaks down how to protect this, to ensure your property is safe.

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Registering your business name doesn't give you intellectual property protection. Find out the difference between a trademark and business name here.
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Understand how a patent can protect your product and why it is essential to file a patent prior to kicking of your crowdfunding campaign.
Engaging with influencers to market your business can be a real driver of growth. This article contains some important legal considerations for businesses using this marketing strategy.

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In some instances, the law requires you to retain documents and data. In others, it requires you to destroy them. Read this article to find out about document retention requirements, relevant periods, and commercial best practice.
Copyright assignment allows you to transfer the rights of you intellectual property. Learn more about how this will affect you.

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