Intellectual Property Solicitors – What can we advise upon?
Our firm and its solicitors have considerable experience in jurisdictions in the UK and have assisted our clients in international and foreign commercial litigation.
Managing Disputes
Experience shows that addressing and managing commercial disputes earlier mitigates escalation of the dispute and is more likely to engender an environment to focus on the difficulties experienced and move towards a satisfactory, early and commercial resolution.
Lawyers of our Intellectual Property department have excellent advocacy skills and appear to avoid the expense of barristers where appropriate. This means we are able to deliver our services quickly, efficiently and vigorously from our head office in Leicester to around the world.
Our Experience
We assist our clients in obtaining review of administrative decisions refusing registration of intellectual property rights before The Patent Office and the European Trade Marks office in Alicante, Spain. Our litigation department has been successful in obtaining substantial damages and compensation, injunctions and ancillary relief in large and complex commercial disputes, including cases involving technical factual elements.
We think that it is difficult to conduct commercial litigation and argue the merits of a case without a proper understanding of technology involved.
Where ever you are in the UK or indeed the world, our Intellectual Property Solicitors are able to assist you with planning, or protection of your rights and your I.P. Contact us to find out more about how we can help protect your business assets.
Our Approach
Before suggesting that embarking on litigation is the appropriate course to obtain compensation or injunctive relief, we advise our clients as to their options: whether to negotiate, mediate or engage in other forms of alternative dispute resolution. As with all of our legal advice we assist our clients in evaluating the merits of their case, consider the options and clarify the cost benefit analysis in plain English. In any action we take, we focus on realistically obtainable results in the tribunal or court on a commercial basis – we think innovatively. We recognise that litigation must be based soundly on commercial priorities to further safeguard commercial interests.