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IP is often the most valuable asset a company has. It is important to know how to protect it.

From creations to brand names, this session equips you to identify and protect the intellectual property goldmine within your business. Take control of your IP, generate income and secure funding.

We have shared valuable insights, practical tips, and real-life case studies to help you make informed decisions. There will also be time for you to ask questions and engage with our IP solicitor.

👉 Book your introductory call below for a time that suits you or send your enquiry: https://www.dragonargent.com/ip-disco...

Who is it for:
For founders, creators, business owners and executive management of ambitious start-ups and SMEs who want to build a valuable business.

What you will learn in this webinar:
The importance of IP
The main types of IP protection:
Trade marks
Copyright
Registered Designs
Patents
Trade secrets
How can intellectual property make or break your startup?
Protection: How to protect company’s assets (e.g. physical and intellectual property)
What types of intellectual property can I get?
What big intellectual property mistakes should I avoid?

Speaker
Margherita Barbagallo | Head of Litigation, IP & Art Law, Dragon Argent
Moderator
Sara Maghouz | Trainee Solicitor, Dragon Argent

In Partnership with City of London Small Business Research + Enterprise Centre

About Dragon Argent: Brand, reputation and intellectual property (IP) affect every business. Dragon Argent’s intellectual property solicitors can help you manage the risks involved and protect your IP.

Book a 30 minute call to find out how our specialist IP lawyers can support you and protect your business.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION: This video is published by Dragon Argent Limited. The information in this video is for general guidance only and, although the presenters and publisher believe it was correct at the time it was recorded (February 2024), the law may have changed since then. You should always seek your own independent legal advice.