Protecting your IP rights in Iran with the precision of a boutique.
An Iranian boutique firm advising international clients on trademarks, patents, and designs — and enforcing those rights before Iran's authorities and courts.
The judgment of senior counsel, the focus of a boutique.
Deep technical insight across the full lifecycle of an intellectual property right — from clearance and filing to enforcement in the courtroom.
Trademarks & Unfair Competition
Clearance, filing, opposition, and renewal of brand rights — with enforcement against imitation, passing off, and unfair-competition practices under Iranian law.
02Patents & Utility Models
Prosecution, portfolio strategy, and PCT national-phase entry — securing both full patents and lower-threshold utility models.
03Industrial Design
Registration, prosecution, and enforcement of product designs through national filings, with market monitoring to catch infringement early.
04IP Transactions & Due Diligence
Licensing, assignment, and the IP side of M&A and investment — drafting, valuing, and auditing rights so their worth survives the deal under Iranian law.
05Trade Secrets
Protecting confidential know-how through contracts, internal policy, and rapid enforcement when it is misappropriated — the route where registration isn't available.
06Litigation
Representing rights holders in IP, commercial, and unfair-competition disputes before Iran's specialised courts — and enforcing foreign arbitral awards.
Clear perspectives on Iranian IP law.
Can Foreign Companies Lawfully Engage Iranian IP Counsel Under US Sanctions
The 31 CFR § 560.509 safe harbor, explained for general counsel and IP practitioners. Yes. Engaging Iranian counsel to file, prosecute, register, renew, maintain, and defend a trademark, patent,…
Utility Models: Iran’s Newest Form of Industrial Property Protection
Iran's Industrial Property Protection Act (2024) introduces, for the first time, a form of protection long familiar elsewhere: the utility model. It offers a faster, cheaper route to…
Trademark Cancellation for Non-Use Under Iranian Law: A Guide for Foreign Rights Holders
Iran's 2024 Industrial Property Protection Act lets an interested party cancel a registered trademark unused for three years—a mechanism that cuts both ways. Foreign rights holders can clear…