Capella IP is a vibrant patent and design attorney practice based in Inverness, in the Highlands of Scotland. We develop clear Intellectual Property strategies to put businesses in a stronger market position. Discovery: We offer a free discovery session to learn about your ideas, plans and business model(s), and explore how we can assist you.
We will discuss a potential strategy outline and cost estimates. Resources: We then follow up with free, helpful resources whilst you think about how you would like to move forward. Welcome: Once ready to work together, we complete our client welcome process and then meet to develop a detailed IP strategy.
We will discuss a potential strategy outline and cost estimates. Resources: We then follow up with free, helpful resources whilst you think about how you would like to move forward. Welcome: Once ready to work together, we complete our client welcome process and then meet to develop a detailed IP strategy.
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We are a vibrant patent and design attorney practice based at the innovative technology hub Nexus on the UHI campus in Inverness, UK. We have over 27 years of experience in private practice and industry, supporting individual inventors, SMEs and global corporations. Capella IP was founded in 2009 with the aim of providing clients with the ability to obtain, manage, and use their Intellectual Property effectively.
We offer an efficient and cost-effective service to Foreign Associates. Flexibility is built in - we can provide a transaction-only service, a full advisory service, or a mixture of both. Protecting your inventions and designs by drafting, filing, and prosecuting patent and design applications with Intellectual Property offices around the world.
A granted patent is a monopoly for an invention which gives the patent holder the right to exclude others from exploiting the invention. It grants exclusivity to an invention on a country by country basis to the inventor (employer or assignee) for a limited period of time in exchange for the detailed public disclosure of the invention.
The visual appearance or 'design' of a product, its shape and ornamentation including colour, may be protectable by Registered Design. From furniture to sheds, from jewellery to whisky bottles, from point-of-care devices used in homes and hospitals to wireless device charging mats, many different kinds of products that embody or carry designs are protectable.
A trade mark is used to differentiate goods and services of one supplier from those of another supplier. A trade mark allows you to stop others from using your mark or a similar mark on the same or similar goods or services as yours. This is usually easier if your trade mark is registered. A trade mark is a recognisable sign, design or expression, which identifies products or services of a particular source from those of others.
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