Establishing a clear understanding of the underlying intellectual property in a business is the first step to understanding its commercial value to the business or third party and how its potential can be maximised. IP audit, valuation and due diligence processes can be conducted on the identifiable IP of any business and we’re ready to assist.
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Our specialisations Our patent analysis and drafting work is informed by our experience in handling IP disputes and enforcement. Commercial and licensing experience also plays an important part in drafting comprehensive patent applications. This experience has been gained in private practice and in-house roles, and through our partnerships with BIP Capital Partners.
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Unlike established businesses that normally have their IP activities documented in detail by experienced staff, most start-up companies do not have a comprehensive understanding of their IP. This means the traditional questionnaire-centered IP audit approach will not work because the questions may not be interpreted properly, and the answers may not be accurate due to lack of IP experience and valid IP record.
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It’s World IP day! A reminder that a robust IP position can make the world go round. Also a reminder to review your IP position to look at how you can augment or strengthen that position so you can better leverage it.
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