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The requirements and the procedure for obtaining a patent are not simple and professional advice is always recommended.
A patent gives its owner the legal right to prevent unauthorised use of the protected technology.
Full blown court litigation is expensive, long, uncertain and public. Mediation is sometimes more attractive.
Commercialisation of intellectual property can be achieved in different ways.
A standard essential patent (SEP) is a patent which can be properly mapped onto an industry standard, such that a product which conforms to that standard infringes the patent.
Before developing and investing in a new technology it is vital to survey the field for relevant third party rights.
A portfolio of IP rights is an important business asset and needs to be managed properly.
Opportunities arise. Businesses grow and interact. Very frequently the main asset in a business is its IP.
IP rights are transferable assets. A transfer may be your chosen route to commercialise your innovation.
As well as technical innovations, a business needs to protect its name and reputation.
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