At Wrays Lawyers, we believe the creation and registration of intellectual property leads to two commercial purposes: first, the exploitation of those rights; and second, the protection of those rights. Our strength is devising strategies to achieve those goals, and not more so than in relation to protection and enforcement.
Wrays does not engage in any other type of litigation except for intellectual property litigation. It is our exclusive and sole focus in acting for clients in contentious matters.
Disputes over intellectual property can arise when:
- a challenge to rights is brought about, inadvertently or directly, by a competitor; or
- an infringer endeavours to exploit rights without permission.
We act decisively to resolve disputes, whether by negotiated settlements which are commercially acceptable to the parties involved, or by arbitration or litigation.
Our collective experience in intellectual property disputes is second to none in Australia and New Zealand.