The registration of trademarks, patents and designs is only the first step towards the full exploitation of the rights arising from them.

While intellectual property rights grant the owner a monopoly on their use, it is up to the owner to ensure that this monopoly is maintained by intervening when unauthorized parties make use of the trademarks, designs or technical solutions covered by the registration.
To handle these cases, the law provides a number of tools to protect the rights of those who have invested time and resources in innovation.

However, it is not always easy to determine which of these measures will produce the most optimal result. PGA’s experienced professionals will work with you to determine the most effective course of action, tailored to the specific case and nuances of your business. Our team, which includes patent attorneys skilled in various fields of engineering and chemistry, highly experienced trademark attorneys, and intellectual property lawyers, is able to guide you through decisions relating to the protection of your intangible assets.

In addition, our team includes highly skilled professionals qualified to represent clients before the recently established Unified Patent Court – a European court with jurisdiction to hear disputes relating to unitary patents.