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Franchising and Intellectual Property

Franchising lawyer and articles explaining franchising in an easy way

 

We cover the legal areas of franchising and IPR (trade marks, copyright etc.).

 

FRANCHISING

Easy IP - How to use the law to protect your money-making ideas If you are thinking about franchising your business but are not sure, then don't, as the entire process is a pain in the neck.

However, if you have true grit, are ready to weather intrusive government legislation and mounds of paperwork you can signifcantly increase your business profits and value of your business while protecting your assets.

An easy first step is registering your brand logo as a trade mark.

TRADE MARKS

A common question is "Why should I have a trade mark?".  Click here to find out.

Here is some useful information on copyright from our Law and Disorder website:

For those intending to become franchisors -

The Messiah’s* guide to franchising

-what potential franchisors need to know

OTHER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS (IPR)

Your IPR are usually bundled up with other legal areas such as franchising, buying and selling a business. IPR enable you to create value.

You should have an understanding of how to identify and protect your IPR and how IPRs apply to your industry.  This understanding can be gained through seminars and reading.

Here is some useful information on copyright from our Law and Disorder website:

Copyright - a short video clip on the basics

Copyright Law for Creative People

- what you need to know

The Holy Grail and the Holy Dollar

-when is copying infringement?

 

 


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