This comprehensive guide on intellectual property (IP) delves into the essential aspects of IP law, which safeguards the creations of human intellect such as inventions, symbols, and original works. By exploring the various branches of IP – copyright, trademark, patent, and trade secret – the guide highlights how these legal protections are crucial for non-profits and social enterprises.
The guide emphasises the importance of IP protection in maintaining an organisation’s identity, securing funding, and building trust. Additionally, it covers the nuances of licensing IP rights, providing a valuable resource for anyone looking to understand and navigate the complexities of intellectual property law.
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