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Fikri Mülkiyet Hukuku

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Marka ve patent vekili, fikri mülkiyet unsurlarının gerektiği şekilde korunması adına önemli bir fonksiyon ifa etmektedir. Fikir ürünlerinin korunması, birden...

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Marka ve patent vekili, fikri mülkiyet unsurlarının gerektiği şekilde korunması adına önemli bir fonksiyon ifa etmektedir. Fikir ürünlerinin korunması, birden çok aşamayı dikkatli şekilde takibini gerektiren uzun, karmaşık ve stratejik bir alandır.

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Telif hakları ya da fikri haklar olarak da tanımlanan "fikri mülkiyet", kısaca, bir eser üzerinde sahip olunabilecek maddi veya manevi hakların bütünü ifade eder. Marka ve Patent Vekili, bu hakların korunması ve geliştirilmesi adına alınacak tedbirlerin önceden ve sürekli olarak desteklenmesine ilişkin hukuki adımları atar.

Fikri mülkiyet nedir?

Bir kişi ya da kuruluşun, sahibi olduğu bir fikir ürününü, istediği şekilde, istediği zamanda ve istediği ölçüde paylaşabilme ve kullanabilme yetisinden ibarettir. Fikri mülkiyet haklarını iki temel alan olarak sınıflandırabiliriz:

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