IP Audit & Valuation

It is a report any type of business needs. It helps reviewing the practice and adapt tactics and strategies in order to maximize the commercial value of their IP assets portfolio. This is the base of any well-crafted IP strategy which must be aligned with the business objectives.
We help businesses convert innovation into valuable assets and new ventures understand the complex field of IP. We deliver customized IP Management Plans with detailed and transparent schedule of fees to reduce the risk.

Here are 13 good reasons why you should conduct an IP Audit

  1. Assess the impact and potential value of obtaining or selling IP, or licensing IP in or out;
  2. Assess IP rights and risks involving the acquisition or launch of a new product or service;
  3. Assess IP rights and risks involved in expanding into new markets or channels of trade;
  4. Determine whether its licensees are complying with the terms of a license;
  5. Help ensure that an R&D program is designed to best capture future business opportunities;
  6. Identify risks involved in adopting a new trademark or new product claims and warranties;
  7. Assess the integrity and strength of trade secret protection procedures and agreements;
  8. Assess the impact of a key employee’s departure on IP rights and value;
  9. Assess a third party’s infringement claims and the possible consequences;
  10. Assess and deal with the consequences of the expiration of IP rights;
  11. Assess and deal with the consequences of a change of status in a competitor’s IP rights;
  12. Demonstrate the company’s value to obtain or provide financing or investment capital; or
  13. Demonstrate company value in preparation for a merger, joint venture, or sale.

Express

  • What IP is already protected or can still be protected?
  • Do they have freedom to operate?
  • Do they own the IP they purport to have?
  • What can be done commercially with the IP owned?

Premium

  • What IP is already protected or can still be protected?
  • Do they have freedom to operate?
  • Do they own the IP they purport to have?
  • What can be done commercially with the IP owned?
  • What is the value of the IP owned?
  • How to manage the IP effeciently?

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