Licensing and selling intellectual property in Cyprus and in Europe
26 October 2020
The rapid advances in artificial intelligence and other technology aspects have elevated the importance of securing, licensing and selling intellectual property.
Read More09 July 2018
Read MoreEU updates its European Trademark System
26 January 2016
Read MorePractice direction on black and white trade marks in Cyprus
22 July 2014
Read MoreCyprus Registrar of Trademarks introduces new policy on trademark classification
09 April 2013
Read MoreCoexistence Agreements for Trademarks
13 March 2020
Coexistence agreements can be an easier and cheaper solution to disputes over trademark similarity between parties rather than litigation under appropriate circumstances.
Read MoreCyprus introduces new legal framework for combatting counterfeit goods at points of entry
21 August 2018
Read MoreEU Member States set up a Unified Patent Court
20 February 2013
Read MoreCyprus endorses competitive tax rules on Intellectual Property rights
25 June 2012
Read MoreCyprus resists ratification of ACTA
01 March 2012
Read MoreCyprus has ratified all major international intellectual property law related treaties, has harmonised national law with EU legislation and along with the domestic regulations, provides a consistent legal framework in the context of intellectual property law.
The protection of intellectual property rights is essential to the competitiveness of most organisations and it is a cornerstone in today’s marketplace. We have an established specialised Intellectual Property Law Centre (IPLC) in Cyprus, providing legal services on all aspects of Intellectual Property law, helping our clients to protect, develop and enforce their intellectual property rights.
Our IPLC advises and provides legal representation in regards to the protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights on the following matters:
We maintain a computerised management infrastructure that safeguards compliance with the various details associated with maintaining and renewing Intellectual Property rights within the Cyprus jurisdiction. After the initial registration process of Intellectual Property rights, we keep track of any legislative requirements applicable in regard to their maintenance or renewal. Our clients are confident that they are promptly notified about renewal of registrations and payments required to keep the Intellectual Property rights in force, and we advise on any additional maintenance requirements and alerts on critical changes in law or practice that affect Intellectual Property rights.
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