Patents
A patent gives an inventor the exclusive right to exploit his or her invention for a period of 20 years from the date the application is filed. Whether preparing, filing and prosecuting patent applications, preparing patent infringement or validity studies, negotiating licenses and agreements or obtaining advice regarding the protection of your inventions and the best strategy to adopt, it is crucial to consult a patent agent.
We have particular strengths in chemical, pharmaceutical and life sciences, engineering (mechanical, electrical, IT, civil), telecommunications and IT. We also have knowledge and experience in the field of software and business method patents which are often at the heart of information technology conflicts.
We have particular strengths in chemical, pharmaceutical and life sciences, engineering (mechanical, electrical, IT, civil), telecommunications and IT. We also have knowledge and experience in the field of software and business method patents which are often at the heart of information technology conflicts.
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