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Intellectual Property Lawyer Courses

An Intellectual Property Lawyer advises on patents, copyrights, and trademarks, conducts IP audits, and represents clients in disputes.

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Intellectual Property Lawyer careers

An Intellectual Property Lawyer specialises in legal rights related to inventions, designs, and artistic works, advising clients on patent registration, copyright, trademarks, and trade secrets. You’ll conduct IP audits, draft and negotiate licensing agreements, and represent clients in IP disputes. Key responsibilities include providing guidance on compliance with IP laws.

Intellectual Property Lawyers help clients protect and enforce their rights across industries, ensuring they navigate complex legal frameworks effectively.