“Intellectual property” – is a general definition for rights related to intangible “products”, produced by human intellect (hence the term Intellectual Property, or in short – IP).

Intellectual Property is considered one of the most important fields for any self-respecting company.

Many globally renowned international companies go to great lengths to preserve their Intellectual Property, as they have invested many resources therein, and if the Intellectual Property leaks to another party and/or to the competition, this may adversely influence the company’s stability and in some extreme cases the entire future existence of the company.

Intellectual Property is divided into a number of categories as follows:

·         “Copyrights” – deals with literary, dramatic, musical and artistic creations.

·         “Registered industrial design” – the registered industrial design is the outline, ornament or decoration applied in connection with a certain product – the design aspect, such as the jewel design of a known company.

·         “Plant Breeder’s Rights” – a type of intellectual property granting a monopoly to utilize a sub-specie of plant to the person who bred it.

·         “Patents” – a patent is an exclusive usage right granted by the state to the owner of an invention to use his invention for an allotted period of time, whether it is a product or a process in any technological field.

·         “Trademarks” – a trademark is a symbol used by a company or private person for commercial needs. This symbol can be the product name, logo, etc.

·         “Trade secrets” – a trade secret is business information which is not public knowledge and which cannot be easily discovered by others. Its secrecy grants its owners an advantage over the competition and the investment of reasonable efforts is required to keep it a secret.

Our firm has one of the leading “intellectual property” departments in Israel, loyally serving for many years leading renowned companies in Israel and the world, specializing in the enforcement of the laws of their property, both through “undercover client” projects and through undercover investigations in order to base any suspicion and document it with evidence.

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