01 / In practice
Identify the rights
We map the invention, code, content, brand and know-how, together with the people and agreements behind them.
Areas of practice
Intellectual property work starts with identifying the invention, work or other rights that support the business. Ruchi Bindra advises on ownership, contracts, licensing and protection strategy. Patent filing or prosecution requiring a registered patent professional is coordinated with an appropriately qualified agent; copyright and patent questions are assessed separately.
The problem, made practical
01 / In practice
We map the invention, code, content, brand and know-how, together with the people and agreements behind them.
02 / In practice
We assess ownership, disclosure, intended markets and commercial priorities, coordinating patent agents or local counsel where required.
03 / In practice
The work moves into assignments, licences, filing instructions and a record of responsibilities that the business can maintain.
Before we begin
No. Different rights protect different subject matter. The appropriate route depends on the work or invention, the jurisdiction and the commercial objective.
Yes, with patenting strategy, readiness and coordination. Patent prosecution and reserved activities are handled with registered patent agents or other appropriately qualified professionals where required.
Before licensing, financing or a major collaboration, and when work is commissioned. Clear assignments and permissions help establish what the company can use and transfer.
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