Our Expertise
Our experience extends to 17 years in the intellectual property field, offering a wide range of services by a team of qualified experts.
Our Approach
Through years of practice, we are aware that one size does not fit all. We treat each client as a special circumstance and ensure that they receive the proficient advice that addresses their needs.
Our Values
We firmly believe in doing things the right way. Our actions are guided by the principles of honesty and ethical practice, and we ensure that it is reflected in every aspect of work we produce.
Our Services
Protect. Manage. Empower.
We offer full-spectrum IP services, with a focus on litigation and contract drafting — from patentability assessments to courtroom enforcement and tailored agreements.
Professional IP Services
- Patents
- Trademarks
- Copyrights
- Industrial Design
Legal Services
- Litigation
- Freedom to Operate Reports
- Companies Establishment
- Contract Drafting
IP Management Services
- IP Policy Development
- IP Units Establishments
- IP Due diligence
- IP Valuations
IP Supporting Services
- Patents Drafting
- Prior Art Search
- Translation
Our FAQs
Clear Answers. Real Guidance
Got questions about intellectual property? We’ve answered the most common inquiries to help you understand how we work, what we offer, and how to protect your IP the right way.
What is a patent, and why should I apply for one?
A patent grants exclusive rights to an invention, preventing others from making, using, or selling it without permission. Securing a patent protects your innovation and can provide a competitive advantage in the market.
How long does the IP registration process take?
It depends on the type of IP. On average, trademarks take 3–4 months, while patents can take 1–2 years, depending on complexity and jurisdiction.
Can you help with international IP protection?
Yes, we assist with global IP strategies, including filings under international treaties like the Madrid Protocol (for trademarks) and PCT (for patents).
What is a Freedom to Operate (FTO) report?
An FTO report assesses whether your product or process can be commercialized without infringing existing patents, helping you avoid costly legal risks before launching.
When should I request a Freedom to Operate analysis?
Ideally, before product development or market entry, to identify and mitigate potential patent infringement issues early in your business planning.
What types of intellectual property disputes do you handle?
We manage a wide range of disputes including patent infringement, trademark violations, copyright breaches, and trade secret misappropriation.
How do I start working with you?
Just reach out through our contact form or request a consultation. We'll review your needs and guide you through the next steps.