What is Brand Protection?
Brand protection holds pivotal significance for businesses, particularly those
distinguished by unique designs or new technologies. While IT companies and tech
startups are prime beneficiaries, entrepreneurs across various sectors are
increasingly recognizing the substantial potential and advantages inherent in
preserving intellectual property.
The key advantages of this solution include:
- Preservation of the company’s image
- Swift and effective identification of infringements in legal disputes
- Protection against the actions of competitors
- Acquisition of a valuable asset within the company’s assets
- Extensive protective coverage within a chosen territory
A brand individualizes goods and services, making them visible to potential
consumers. It helps acquire new customers, promote the company online and in the
public sphere, and enter new markets. For these reasons, it is essential to
protect it from theft, loss, and illicit activities such as black marketing and
posting negative, false reviews on popular platforms.
However, brand protection is not limited to trademark registration with the
Patent Office. The next step in this process is to develop a strategy that
allows for effective management of the IP portfolio, adapting it to the current
market situation.
What does brand protection entail in practice? Our law firm offers a wide range
of services in this regard. We tailor each action to the client’s needs and
industry.
As part of our brand protection service, we provide:
- Competition monitoring and immediate response to brand infringements.
- Regular scanning of databases to identify threats (including TMView and
eSearch Plus).
- Protection of the entrepreneur’s internet domains.
- Taking appropriate actions in response to identified infringements,
including participating in legal proceedings and filing objections.
Why choose RPMS Legal Office?
The Internet, as a field for our activity, is also the reason for our success.
Our legal firm specialises in rendering services to clients from the Internet, software and data communications industries, including e-commerce / SEO / SEM, who are particularly exposed to acts of unfair competition and other unlawful actions carried out using available IT tools.