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ARTICLE · 06 DECEMBER 2016

Travel Guides For Trade Marks!

Earlier this month the UK Intellectual Property Office released a series of guides setting out the most important factors to consider when expanding your intellectual property rights internationally.

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William Miles
William Miles

Earlier this month the UK Intellectual Property Office released a series of guides setting out the most important factors to consider when expanding your intellectual property rights internationally.

These guides offer insight into protecting and exploiting your intellectual property rights (including copyright, trade marks, designs and patents) in Turkey, Brazil, China, India, South Korea, South Africa, USA and Vietnam.

UK and EU businesses should be aware that each of the above jurisdictions may be suitable for export of their products. Manufacturing products in these territories may also be easier and/or cheaper, or there may be a great demand for your products there. As such, licensing your intellectual property rights to manufacturers or distributors within those territories may be beneficial to your business.

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