Our technology lawyers draft, review and negotiate technology and intellectual property agreements. We provide legal advice to businesses across Australia.
Clients rely on our team of intellectual property lawyers for their deep industry knowledge and expertise. We help companies with brand protection, trade marks, copyright, intellectual property and technology agreements and intellectual property infringement advice.
Our fixed fees offer peace of mind when it comes to legal costs.
If you would like a fixed fee quote from a quality law firm, contact our team today. We will arrange for a consultation with you to understand your legal requirements and provide you with a quote.
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Contracts are an important part of IP protection and making the most of your IP assets. They have the ability to set out licence terms, clarify the asset’s ownership, and specify any royalties that require payment.
Our services include trade mark assignment contracts, licensing agreements, moral rights deeds and other legal documents. Prosper Law is a highly valued IP law firm.
We work with businesses on trade mark protection, registration and enforcement. Our legal counsel can assist you in making informed business decisions for your brand. This applies to both registered and unregistered trademarks.
We can help with registering trade marks in Australia and New Zealand and some overseas jurisdictions
Software terms and conditions and end user licence agreements protect technology companies. They explain how users can and can’t use software and protect the copyright owner.
Talk to an IP lawyer today about drafting software contracts and how we can help for a fixed fee.
It is important to protect copyright. The best way to do this is to have robust intellectual property law clauses in your IP agreements.
Our intellectual property contract lawyers understand how to protect copyright. We can draft clauses that ensure you are paid before you hand over your copyright.
Our technology and intellectual property services cover a wide range of legal issues, including:
Intellectual property is property of the mind. Creators invest time and money into developing IP. It’s important to invest in protecting and commercialising those assets.
Our experienced intellectual property lawyers advise clients how to get the most out of their assets.
Our team of lawyers come from different industry backgrounds, and all are experienced when it comes to technology and intellectual property.
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A trade mark is a unique symbol, word, or phrase that distinguishes a company’s products or services from those of others. It serves as a valuable asset for businesses, helping them build brand recognition and customer loyalty.
Registering a trade mark provides legal protection, preventing others from using similar marks that may cause confusion among consumers.
The cost of registering a trademark can vary based on different factors. Factors for trademark registration include jurisdiction, number of classes, and the choice between hiring a lawyer or using an online service.
In Australia, the cost of registering a trademark starts at AUD 250 per class for online applications.
An EULA is a legal contract between the software developer or vendor and the end user of the software or application. Its purpose is to outline the terms and conditions under which the end user can use the software.
EULAs can differ, but usually include these key elements:
An IP assignment agreement is a legal contract that transfers ownership of intellectual property rights from one party to another. Intellectual property includes creations of the mind, such as inventions, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, and patents. People often use an IP assignment agreement when they want to transfer their intellectual property rights to someone else.
The agreement explains the rules for transferring ownership of intellectual property to make sure the new owner is the rightful one.
Different types of intellectual property may be owned by different people.
For example, copyright is automatically owned by the author. However, those rights can be given away or transferred through a contract.
Trade marks can be registered or unregistered. By having an unregistered trade mark, the owner may find themselves losing their ownership rights if someone else registers the trade mark.
Software has many aspects to it. The written software code is subject to copyright.
If someone substantially copies software code, it may breach the owner’s intellectual property rights.
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