IP Licensing

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Importance of Jurisdiction-by-Jurisdiction IP Licensing

Securing IP licenses in every country where your business operates is crucial to prevent legal issues and ensure comprehensive protection. Different jurisdictions have unique laws governing IP licensing, making it essential to understand and comply with each one to maximize the value and protection of your IP assets globally.

Understanding IP Licensing Agreements and Enforcement

IP licensing agreements outline the terms and conditions under which the licensee can use the IP. Effective enforcement of these agreements is essential to prevent unauthorized use, ensure compliance with the agreed terms, and protect the IP owner's rights. Legal actions and arbitration can be used to resolve disputes and enforce licensing terms.

Common Scenarios

IP Licensing and Technology Transfer

Licensing intellectual property and transferring technology to foreign partners.

Foreign Direct Investment

Investment in, setting up, managing, and closing business entities in foreign markets, including subsidiaries, partnerships, or joint ventures.

Outsourcing and Manufacturing

Outsourcing the manufacturing of products to a foreign company based on your own design and IP.

Cross-border Services

Provision of professional or business services to foreign clients without establishing a physical presence.

Explore Legal Solutions by Country

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Taiwan

  • IP licensing agreements must be registered to be enforceable.
  • Clear licensing terms help prevent unauthorized use.
  • Enforcement includes civil litigation and arbitration
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Philippines

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Hong Kong

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Brazil

  • IP licensing is regulated under various IP laws, and agreements must be registered.
  • Importance of clear terms to protect IP rights.
  • Legal actions include seeking damages and contract enforcement.
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India

  • IP licensing is governed by multiple statutes, including the Indian Contract Act.
  • Importance of clear, detailed agreements to prevent disputes.
  • Legal remedies include injunctions and damages.
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Vietnam

  • IP licenses must be registered with the National Office of Intellectual Property.
  • Detailed agreements are essential to ensure compliance and protection.
  • Legal remedies include injunctions and damages.
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China

  • Licensing agreements must comply with local IP laws and regulations.
  • Importance of registering the IP and the licensing agreement with relevant authorities.
  • Enforcement mechanisms include administrative, civil, and criminal actions.
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Indonesia

  • Licensing agreements must be registered with the Directorate General of Intellectual Property.
  • Clear terms are crucial to prevent misuse and ensure compliance.
  • Enforcement includes administrative and legal actions.
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Malaysia

  • Licensing must comply with the country's IP laws and be registered for protection.
  • Confidentiality and clear terms are essential.
  • Remedies include legal action and compensation for breaches
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Thailand

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