Intellectual property in a globalised world –
today’s real challenge
As the technology advances and globalisation connects the world more than ever before,
Intellectual Property (IP) has become confusing and contradictory.
Intellectual Property (IP) has become confusing and contradictory.
IP has many uses and applicationsIP can be used to register a patent for an invention or trademark, or even a combination of packaging, words, sounds, colours and images. You can register the visual design of a product or the commercial rights of a new
plant variety you’ve created. You can register your business through its geographical location as an outward sign of authenticity, or copyright your drawings, artwork, songs and film. Secrets of your trade can also be protected as IP. |
When you consult Heydons Lawyers & Attorneys, you can look forward to assistance with the following:
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Many factors to consider when
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