Intellectual Property Considerations in International Business Expansion
IP protection is vital in cross-border ventures, as it prevents unauthorized use and imitation of each party’s intangible assets while ensuring exclusive ownership and control.
Trademark Rights
A Legal Assessment of the Validity of WIPO-Registered Trademarks in Nigeria
As globalization continues to reshape business operations, the protection of intellectual property, particularly trademarks, has taken on a critical role in facilitating cross-border commerce.
Navigating Image Rights Without Formal Contracts: Legal Protections and Ethical Considerations for Models and Brands
In the business of fashion and advertising, image rights have become a critical yet often overlooked aspect of the industry. The use of
An Appraisal of the Legal Framework For Combating Counterfeiting of Goods in Nigeria
While counterfeiting of goods is a global phenomenon, the Nigerian situation has witnessed a surprising surge, owing largely to the precarious economic condition of the nation. For instance, in 2020, about 70% of drugs circulated were deemed counterfeits.
Mitigating Trademark Infringement Through the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Act
In today's fiercely competitive marketplace, trademarks serve as the bedrock of brand identity and consumer trust. However, a proliferation of counterfeit goods, online infringement, and unauthorized use of intellectual property could pose significant challenges to maintaining the sanctity of trademarks
An Analysis of Trademark Revocation in Nigeria
The essence of trademark revocation is to maintain the integrity of the trademark system and to prevent the registration of a trademark that does not meet the legal requirements.
