Granting or taking licence to use written content, software, patents, trade marks or secrets?

Your intellectual property (e.g., copyright materials and other types of property mentioned above) may be one of your most valuable business assets.  Similarly, others’ intellectual property which you are licensed to use is very valuable to them and you need to be sure that you have sufficient rights to use it.  Consequently, it is of utmost importance that each party’s rights are clearly defined, so as to avoid future disputes over the way that the intellectual property is used.

Tyler & Co uses its long experience of advising businesses to negotiate pragmatic intellectual property licence terms.  We can:

  • Advise you at the negotiation stage, to help you make the best licensing deal;
  • Ensure that the licence terms properly reflect the commercial terms agreed and contain all appropriate protections, so as to avoid future disputes; and
  • Help you resolve any problems that arise during the term of the licence.

Contact us for a complimentary checklist of things to take into account when negotiating an intellectual property licence. Click here for a case study.

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