Druces’ Capital Markets team has advised Essentially Group PLC (“Essentially”) on its subscription and admission to the AQSE Growth Market. Upon admission Essentially has become the first UAE based...
Neil Pfister
Partner
Druces for Business
Intellectual Property
Druces for Business
Intellectual Property
Our IP legal services
A business’ intellectual property (IP) is often its most valuable asset and it is essential that it is protected and its value, maximised.
Our lawyers have experience in all aspects of IP protection and exploitation, chiefly in the fields of trademarks, design right and copyright. We can also assist with advice on registration and maximising the value of IP, including licensing.
Specialist IP services for tech businesses
Technology changes faster than the law. It is increasingly important for clients to protect themselves commercially in their use of technology and our team has great expertise in drafting and negotiating contracts in the digital sector, as well as in data protection/privacy and the regulatory landscape for online content.
Recent work
- We advised a high street fashion brand on its design right protection.
- We settled a copyright and design-right infringement matter for a prestigious shoe designer.
- We negotiated a collaboration agreement between a designer and High St retailer.
- We advised a technology company entering the UK market on trademark registration and exploitation.
- Advising a technology company, we negotiated and drafted a software licensing agreement
Who to Contact
Christopher Evans
Consultant
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