Intellectual property dispute resolution and litigation is a core capability of Actuate IP. It is what we specialise in. We are not a generalist litigation law firm. IP is what we do and what we know.
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Led by Colin Cheung, our team is comprised of skilled and strong intellectual property negotiators and litigators with a proven track record for delivering commercially favourable results for clients. We have a reputation in our field for strongly representing our clients and being tough opponents.
We implement strategies to maximise the commercially favourable outcome for our clients. This approach involves planning and forward-thinking. We are also resolute and hard-nosed litigators. Dispute resolution and litigation are about the details and often the nuances. The nuances—the seemingly small actions and identifiers—can often make the difference in achieving a favourable settlement, resolution, or outcome.
Our intellectual property lawyers have represented the firm’s clients in various courts, including the Federal Circuit Court of Australia, the Federal Court of Australia, the Full Court and the Hearings Office of IP Australia. Our firm also has a close network of overseas intellectual property firms in all key jurisdictions. This trusted network enables us to assist our clients with overseas intellectual property disputes and issues in an effective and efficient way.
Like any business expense, deciding to defend or enforce your intellectual property rights requires a careful cost benefit analysis. We understand that.
At the start of each IP dispute resolution or litigation project we invest the time to carefully scope it out in detail and undertake a legal position strength and risk assessment. As part of your project plan, we set out a road map of the likely stages and pathways your matter will take.
Our approach, then, is to understand your business objectives and stay aligned with those objectives. Armed with this understanding, we can develop a strong dispute resolution strategy with you and, if ultimately required, a robust litigation strategy.