Trademarks · Licensing · Software · Copyright
Intellectual property and trademark law
Brands, content, software and know-how are key business assets. HYPER helps develop protection strategies and advises on licensing and enforcing intellectual property.
Rights, licensing chains and contracts are gathered systematically. Strategy and legal assessment are tailored by experienced lawyers.
Services
How we can help.
- 01Trademark searches and applications
- 02Trademark strategy and portfolio management
- 03Licensing, software and know-how agreements
- 04Copyright and digital content
- 05Warning letters and infringement of rights
- 06IP review for collaborations and transactions
Who we advise
Who this advice is for.
Trademark owners
Building, protecting and defending domestic and international trademark portfolios.
Technology businesses
Contracts and chains of rights for software, data, content and development services.
Creative professionals & agencies
Clear usage rights, licensing models and enforcement against unauthorised use.
The online process
A structured route to your result.
- 01
Identify the assets and markets to protect
- 02
Review existing rights and risks
- 03
Implement applications or agreements
- 04
Monitor the portfolio and enforce rights
Answers
Frequently asked questions.
Can HYPER register a trademark?+
Yes. Before applying, the scope of protection, goods and services and possible earlier rights should be reviewed. The firm can then assist with the application.
Who owns the rights to commissioned software?+
This depends largely on the agreement. Without clear terms, usage scope, modification rights and onward licensing can be disputed. The chain of rights should therefore be expressly agreed.
What should I do if I receive a trademark warning letter?+
Respond within the deadline and do not sign a cease-and-desist undertaking without review. A lawyer should first assess the claim, likelihood of confusion, scope and costs.