Larson & Larson clients seek protection beyond the bounds of the United States. Protecting intellectual property in foreign countries requires an understanding of both treaties and the practices of individual countries.
Generally, protection is country-by-country. Determining in which country to file is the first step to determining where to focus resources. Given that there are no international patents, developing a budget is critical.
Larson & Larson has relationships with law firms throughout the world. By selecting the best foreign firms to work with, patents and trademarks are efficiently filed and managed for Larson & Larson’s clients in any country.