Frequently Asked Question

Intellectual property protection helps secure exclusive rights to your creations, inventions, and brand assets. This prevents others from using, copying, or profiting from your work without your permission, allowing you to retain control and maximize the value of your IP assets.

Copyright protects original creative works, such as books, music, and art. Trademarks protect brand identifiers, such as logos, names, and slogans. Patents protect inventions and innovations. Each serves a unique purpose, and our team can help determine the right protection for your assets.

Copyright protects original works fixed in a tangible medium, such as written content, music, films, and software. If your work is unique and expressed in a specific form, it likely qualifies for copyright protection.

The patent process can take anywhere from one to three years, depending on the complexity of the invention and the patent office’s review time. We guide clients through every stage of the process to ensure smooth and timely filing.

If you suspect infringement, contact us immediately. We will evaluate the situation, develop an enforcement strategy, and take the necessary legal actions to protect your rights.

Yes, we assist clients with international IP protection, working with foreign IP offices and legal partners to ensure your assets are safeguarded globally.

Yes, we help clients draft and negotiate licensing agreements that allow others to use their IP while preserving their rights and control. We ensure all terms are clear and enforceable to protect our clients’ interests.

Costs vary based on the type of IP and the complexity of the case. During our consultation, we provide a detailed estimate of costs for registration, enforcement, and any other necessary services.

In Canada, trademarks must be renewed every 10 years. Copyrights generally do not require renewal, but patents require maintenance fees to keep them active. We provide portfolio management services to keep you updated on renewals.

Trade secrets are protected through non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) and internal security measures. Our team assists clients in implementing both to protect sensitive information and secure their competitive advantage.

Yes, licensing allows others to use your IP under specific terms while you retain ownership. We draft and negotiate licensing agreements to ensure your rights remain protected.

By protecting and enforcing your IP, we help you secure revenue streams through licensing, expand your brand’s market reach, and create lasting value for your business.