INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY IS YOUR BUSINESS INSURANCE, A LEGAL PROTECTION STRATEGY IN THE MODERN ECONOMY
Keywords:
Intellectual property, trademark, patent, business insurance, intangible assets, competition, investmentAbstract
This article provides a brief practical analysis of the role of intellectual property (IP) objects in business activities and the importance of their legal protection in ensuring business stability. The author considers IP not just a legal concept, but also an “insurance” mechanism that protects businesses from unexpected financial and competitive risks.
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