How we help
Identifying the right and its holder
We review the asset and available records of creation, registration or transfer. The assessment identifies the parties, the way the asset is used and the scope of the question being asked.
Licensing and usage agreements
We examine permitted use, duration, payment and limits on modification or sublicensing. These terms are considered alongside the business purpose and each party's rights and obligations when the agreement ends.
Disputes about rights
Where a use is contested, we review evidence, links, correspondence and earlier agreements. We identify information to preserve or complete before assessing correspondence, settlement or a potential claim.
Before you contact us
- A description of the brand, work or asset.
- Available creation, registration or transfer records.
- Licensing agreements and relevant correspondence.
- Dated examples and links showing the disputed use.
The documents needed are confirmed after we understand the matter; this is a preparation guide, not a fixed requirement for every case.
How it works
Identify the asset
We clarify the right in question and your relationship to it.
Review the records
We compare documents and agreements with the actual use.
Assess the next step
We discuss contractual review or dispute support based on the file.
Common questions
Is similarity between two brands enough to assess a dispute?
Further context is needed, including the rights, activity, use and available documents. An initial description and dated examples can help define the scope of the review.
Can you review a licence for content or a brand?
Yes. Review can address permitted use, payment, duration, termination and rights in resulting work. Explain how the asset will be used and whether several parties are involved.