IP Overview
IP can be confusing; however, it is normally helpful to think about IP in separate distinct categories as explained below.
Patents
Patents are territorial rights granted by governments to the creators, or subsequent owners, of new and inventive products or processes meeting the requirements of the relevant national patent legislation. Granted patents provide a time-limited legal monopoly preventing others from making, selling and using the protected invention, or importing it into those countries where patent rights are held.
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Trade Marks
In its most basic form, a trade mark is a sign – such as a word, slogan or logo – used to distinguish the goods or services of its owner from those of another. There are many benefits to registering a trade mark.
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Designs
Certain rights can arise automatically in the UK and European Union when original designs are manufactured or sold. However, formal registration of a design can provide many additional advantages.
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