What does GIPC mean in CONSULTING

Guardian Intellectual Property Consulting (GIPC) is a professional firm that provides legal counsel and consulting services to businesses seeking to protect their intellectual property. We work with clients to develop tailored strategies for securing, leveraging and enforcing their business's intellectual property assets.

If you are creating, inventing or otherwise generating something new, chances are your intellectual property needs protection from competitors who could infringe upon it. It is important to understand the different types of IP protection available and how best to use them for your business. Our experts can help you determine what kind of protection best suits your situation.

GIPC provides a wide range of intellectual property protections including copyright, trademark, patent, trade secret and other related forms of IP protection. We also provide guidance on how to best leverage these protections in order to obtain the most benefit from them.

The length of time required to get an IP protection in place depends on many factors such as the complexity of the application, the type of IP being protected and any other relevant considerations. Generally speaking though, applications can take anywhere from several weeks up to several months depending on the specifics.

Yes - copyright is generally used to protect original works such as books or music; whereas trademarks are used to identify products or services for a particular company or brand name. Copyrights last for 70 years after the death of an author or creator whereas trademarks can last indefinitely if renewed regularly.

At GIPC we take confidentiality very seriously; all our consultants sign strict non-disclosure agreements before beginning any project so that clients' information remains secure at all times. Furthermore all communication between clients and consultants is encrypted for added security measures.

Yes - as part of our services we provide legal advice and guidance on dispute resolution should your intellectual property be infringed upon by another party. This includes helping you assess whether litigation is needed as well as representing you in court if necessary.

Yes - GIPC has expertise in dealing with international laws regarding intellectual property rights, which ensures that all aspects are taken into consideration when developing strategies for protecting intellectual property abroad.

At GIPC we have expertise in many different industries but particularly focus our efforts on healthcare, technology, manufacturing and education sectors where strong knowledge about specific regulations and requirements helps ensure successful results.

Absolutely — we offer free email consultation services post purchase and speak directly with our consultants whenever necessary throughout any project engagement.