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Intellectual Property rights are essential throughout every stage of a business’s life cycle.

1. Early Stages

Pivotal for capital investment support.

2. Established Stage

Safeguard branding, market share, and foster innovation.

3. Mature Stage

Adding exceptional value beyond conventional profit expectations.

Explore the intricacies of IP Law

Check out the latest resources to stay updated on all things Intellectual Property.

3 questions Canadians should ask before selling their branded and proprietary property into the US.

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Enforcement

You need to enforce your IP rights (patents, trademarks, copyrights) against potential infringers.

Defense

You receive a cease-and-desist letter or lawsuit alleging infringement of someone else’s IP rights.

Procurement

You want to file a patent, trademark, or copyright application to safeguard your inventions, brand names, or creative works.

Opinion Work / Due Diligence

You need to confirm your right to use specific technology, a brand name, or other creative content to ensure you’re not infringing on someone else’s IP rights.

Freedom to Operate

You need to assess your IP rights for a company sale or merger.

Protectability

You need to assess patent, trademark, or copyright options for new technology, brand names, or artistic works.