Intellectual Property Strategies and Portfolio Management

Intellectual property portfolio management ensures the effective administration and protection of your business's intellectual property rights. This process is critical for maximising the value of your rights and creating strategic advantages.

Portfolio Management and Strategy

Managing your intellectual property portfolio involves regularly evaluating assets such as trademarks, patents, designs, and copyrights. Each component of your portfolio is analysed to determine which protection methods will maximise its value, and tailored strategies are developed. This ensures the efficient utilisation and safeguarding of your intellectual property rights.

Intellectual Property Awareness

Intellectual property awareness helps all stakeholders within your organisation understand the importance of intellectual property rights. Training programmes and awareness initiatives provide essential knowledge about the protection and management of intellectual property, fostering a culture of IP consciousness among employees.

Reassessment of Rights

Regularly reviewing each intellectual property right in your portfolio helps evaluate its current status and value. Reassessment supports the development of strategies to expand or revise rights where necessary, ensuring the ongoing relevance and protection of your IP assets.

At Nova Law, we offer tailored solutions to comprehensively manage your intellectual property portfolio, enhancing the value of your IP rights and ensuring their protection.

Combating Counterfeiting and Infringement

• Compensation

In cases of counterfeiting or infringement, legal action can be taken to recover damages. Compensation claims aim to address the financial losses caused by the unauthorised use of your trademark or design. Through our legal processes, we ensure that damages arising from unfair competition are recovered.

• Seizure of Infringing Products

The removal of counterfeit products from the market is a critical step in protecting your brand. Seizing unlawfully produced and sold goods safeguards your brand’s image and market value. This process ensures that such products are withdrawn from circulation, preventing further unauthorised use.