Practice & Industry Groups

Intellectual Property

World Law Group’s Intellectual Property Practice Group is made up of leading IP specialists who advise clients on transactional matters, protection of assets, licensing, portfolio management, due diligence, compliance, and other facets related to managing intellectual property. They appear before courts in litigation cases for cross-border and domestic clients and represent them in administrative and enforcement proceedings. The scope includes all areas of IP including patent, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, design, plant variety rights, integrated circuit layout design, and geographical indications.

Members regularly exchange news and information on local and international developments in these complex fields, and meet during virtual group meetings and at international events such as the International Trademark Association (INTA) annual conference. They often collaborate with other groups such as the Technology, Privacy & Data Protection, and Labor & Employment groups.

This group is targeted toward both transactional lawyers and litigators who help clients defend and manage their intellectual property.

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wlIntellectual Property Group - AI Outputs
  • Jul. 17, 2024
  • Virtual
  • Meeting
Intellectual Property Group - AI Outputs

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Thought Leadership New Zealand
June 19, 2024

Unlocking new opportunities: A guide to investing and doing business in New Zealand.
England
June 13, 2024

"I'm looking forward to hearing from all members about the trends they are seeing. I'm particularly immersed in SEP-FRAND and those areas of IP most affected by AI: patents, copyright and trade secrets.”
Thought Leadership Norway
June 4, 2024

A short look into to some of the most relevant issues that might arise for companies operating in Norway regarding the intersection of employee innovation and intellectual property rights.
Brazil
May 31, 2024

"The use of technology certainly brings challenges to intellectual property as is the case with discussions regarding AI platform databases. On the other hand, nowadays, we have many more tools available to help us monitor online infringements, for example, which allows us to offer broader protection to our clients."
Legal Updates Indonesia
May 17, 2024

Indonesia’s franchise regulatory framework has undergone significant development since its inception in 1997. It now consists of two simplified regulations: Government Regulation No. 42 of 2007 on Franchising (“GR 42/2007”) and Minister of Trade Regulation No. 71 of 2019 on the Implementation of Franchising.