Trademark and patent registration in the UAE
How does it work
Intellectual Property
Brand protection for a major fintech broker in the UAE
client
Major fintech broker in Asia and Africa
country
What was done
We analyzed existing financial brands in the UAE to identify similar signs and determine possible obstacles to registration. We created a risk map describing potential problems and developed a strategy to minimize them. In addition, we prepared an individual list of goods and services, which serves as a basis for negotiations with the owner of a similar trademark.
Result
As part of the negotiations, we received consent to register the client's trademark from the owner of a similar mark and signed a coexistence agreement with them, which established mutual guarantees and restrictions on the use of the brand in the UAE market. After registering the trademark, the client was able to conduct client transactions, marketing campaigns and interact with investors without legal risks.
Intellectual Property
Acquisition of rights to the image and content in social networks of a famous influencer for commercial use
client
Showrunner of a famous Internet show
country
What was done
To implement the project, we proposed a structure with two companies in one of the free zones in the UAE: a holding company - owns the rights to the image and content, an operating company - is engaged in commercial activities based on a license agreement with the holding. Our team developed a full set of legal documents for the implementation of the corporate structure, ensured the registration of companies and the transfer of intellectual property rights.
Result
The client successfully acquired the rights to the image and content of the influencer, building a flexible corporate structure in the UAE. This approach allowed for a clear separation of ownership of intellectual property and commercial activities, ensured a transparent distribution of shares between partners and optimized the content monetization process.
Intellectual Property
Brand protection for a major fintech broker in the UAE
client
Major fintech broker in Asia and Africa
What was done
We analyzed existing financial brands in the UAE to identify similar signs and determine possible obstacles to registration. We created a risk map describing potential problems and developed a strategy to minimize them. In addition, we prepared an individual list of goods and services, which serves as a basis for negotiations with the owner of a similar trademark.
Result
As part of the negotiations, we received consent to register the client's trademark from the owner of a similar mark and signed a coexistence agreement with them, which established mutual guarantees and restrictions on the use of the brand in the UAE market. After registering the trademark, the client was able to conduct client transactions, marketing campaigns and interact with investors without legal risks.
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Intellectual Property
Acquisition of rights to the image and content in social networks of a famous influencer for commercial use
client
Showrunner of a famous Internet show
What was done
To implement the project, we proposed a structure with two companies in one of the free zones in the UAE: a holding company - owns the rights to the image and content, an operating company - is engaged in commercial activities based on a license agreement with the holding. Our team developed a full set of legal documents for the implementation of the corporate structure, ensured the registration of companies and the transfer of intellectual property rights.
Result
The client successfully acquired the rights to the image and content of the influencer, building a flexible corporate structure in the UAE. This approach allowed for a clear separation of ownership of intellectual property and commercial activities, ensured a transparent distribution of shares between partners and optimized the content monetization process.
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