Intellectual Property Law
Expert Intellectual Property Law Services for You or Your Business
Greyson Legal | Intellectual Property Lawyers
Greyson Legal are experts in intellectual property law, offering comprehensive services to protect and optimize your IP assets. Whether you're an entrepreneur, an artist, or an inventor, we can assist to ensure your intellectual property law concerns are addressed effectively.
Intellectual property (IP) is a form of intangible property right created by a person through their mind, for example, creating an invention or a piece of art.
Greyson Legal | IP Lawyers have acted for many clients to assist them in identifying IP, implementing legal solutions to help protect IP; and maximise the value of intellectual property as an IP asset.
Contact us today to learn how we can help safeguard your valuable creations and innovations.
Our Intellectual Property Practice Areas
IP rights encompass a variety of forms, including but not limited to:-
Intellectual property (IP) and protection of rights related to IP is an important issue for businesses, entrepreneurs, artists, inventors and the like. IP can be a significant asset, so ensuring those IP rights are appropriately identified; protected; and that infringement are dealt with correctly should be a key element of any IP risk minimisation strategy.
Trade Marks
A trade mark is a way of identifying a particular good, service or business. When one talks about a “brand” this is typically a reference to a trademark.
Once a trademark is registered, the owner has a legally enforceable and exclusive right to that trade mark. Such rights also enable the trade mark owner to licence its use or even sell the IP right. For example, a Franchisor may licence its Franchisees to use the Franchisor’s trade mark in promotion of the franchised business.
Patents
Where a person has invented a device, substance, process or method which has the characteristic of providing a “new” way of doing something, or offers a new solution to a problem, it is important that the owner’s IP rights in the invention are protected.
A patent is the vehicle for protecting such rights.
