Intellectual Property
Rainey Devine recognizes how critically important the protection of intellectual property is in today’s business environment. More than 80% of the wealth of America’s companies is invested in various intellectual properties. The development and protection of intangible assets are essential to a companies success. We can help you safeguard your intellectual property and, in turn, increase your company’s net worth and market share.
- *Providing a comprehensive analysis of a business’ existing and potential intellectual property;
- *Advising clients on the proper strategies for safeguarding intellectual property and trade secrets;
- *Securing registrations for copyrights and/or trademarks;
- *Coordinating w/ outside counsel to prepare, submit and protect patents in the United States and abroad;
- *Evaluating ownership and use of copyrights and/or trademarks;
- *Policing and enforcing copyright, trademark and patent protections;
- *Licensing of copyrights, trademarks, and publicity rights;
- *Resolving intellectual property disputes, through litigation and alternative dispute resolutions (i.e., arbitration and mediation); and
- *Safeguarding proprietary information and trade secrets.
For more information about our services and pricing information in this practice area, take a look at our List of Intellectual Property Services.
Intellectual Property Services
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OUR SERVICES *Providing a comprehensive analysis of a businesses existing and potential intellectual property; *Advising clients on the proper strategies for safeguarding intellectual property and trade secrets; *Securing registrations for copyrights and/or trademarks; *Coordinating w/ outside counsel to prepare, submit and protect patents in the United States and abroad; *Evaluating ownership and use [...]
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