IPR | INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS, TRADEMARKS, PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS
IPR | INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
Protecting and managing IPR safeguards creativity
Intellectual property rights, commonly referred to as IPR, include, for example, rights to trademarks, patents, and copyrights.
For many businesses, IPR constitutes a vital part of the company. This may be because they have developed their own software offered as a SaaS solution, or because they hold patented inventions that they manufacture, sell, install, and maintain. A company’s trademarks may also carry significant market value and represent a core component of the business.
Intellectual property rights can represent substantial value and should be wisely protected and managed to be capitalized on—generating revenue streams and shareholder value.
SKARP helps you with IPR
SKARP assists technology companies, IT companies, businesses in retail, graphic design, photography, and players in media, arts, and culture.
Our services and advice include negotiations and the drafting of agreements related to the use and transfer of IPR. This may involve development agreements for software, license agreements for patents, trademarks and copyrights, as well as clauses in manufacturing agreements, distribution agreements, assignment contracts, consultancy agreements, and employment contracts that govern the ownership, transfer and use of IPR.
We also act as advisors in the purchase and sale of IPR, such as in business transfers, asset purchases and sales, and provide guidance in connection with IPR-related disputes and conflicts.