Welcome to Easy IP
Intellectual Property (“IP”) has been described by the Financial Times as one of the key drivers of business competitiveness in the 21st century. Therefore, a clear understanding is essential not only for creative people or entrepreneurs but for anyone who wants to succeed in business and not have their ideas stolen. It does not even need to be your idea. Using IP law you can cheaply gain ownership of other people’s ideas and then use your business skills to make a killing. By focusing on the IP legal advice that his small to medium sized business clients have been willing to pay for, Paul Brennan has written a book which will enable you to say “that’s my IP” and at least sound as if you know what your talking about which can be the cheapest and most powerful of weapons available to you. Illustrated by legal cartoons drawn by the author this little book combines the qualities of a useful reference book on IP law with wry humour and the odd belly laugh. YOU WILL LEARN ABOUT: • Identifying your IP • Protecting your brand and content • Who owns what in joint projects • Fights over names • Internet disputes • How to avoid unintentionally giving it away Paul is uniquely qualified to write this book. He has practiced law in Europe, North America, Asia and Australia. His experience of IP enforcement with a US multi-national, as a partner in law firms in London and Sydney, and ten years in Asia have combined to give him a broad experience. A post graduate in international copyright law, he now runs his own general commercial and property law firm working with small to medium sized businesses. Click here for photographs of the various speaking events to launch the book.
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Everybody wants to think of a great idea that will make them rich. A good indication that you have a great idea is that someone copies it but, by then it can be too late. This is too bad as a lot of the knowhow to protect your ideas is free but buried in a mass of detail and exceptions which most people put in the “too hard” basket. Some IP protection you must pay for, such as trademarks but it is well worth it, provided it is done properly. 