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ARTICLE · 10 JULY 2024

Understanding Intellectual Property Infringement: A Guide For Business Owners

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Intellectual property (IP) infringement is a critical issue that businesses of all sizes must navigate carefully. In today's globalized and digital economy...

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Intellectual property (IP) infringement is a critical issue that businesses of all sizes must navigate carefully. In today's globalized and digital economy, protecting intellectual assets such as trademarks, copyrights, patents, and trade secrets is essential for maintaining competitive advantage and safeguarding innovation. Most Business owners are not aware of what intellectual property infringement entails, its types, consequences, prevention strategies, and legal recourse for business owners.

What is Intellectual Property Infringement?

Intellectual property infringement refers to the unauthorised use, reproduction, distribution, or exploitation of someone else's intellectual property rights without permission. It encompasses various forms of IP, each protected under different laws. In Zimbabwe each form of intellectual property is governed by its own legislation and includes the Industrial Designs Act [Chapter 26:02], the Patents Act [Chapter 26:03], the Trade

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