An Iranian boutique firm advising international clients on trademarks, patents, and designs — and enforcing those rights before Iran's authorities and courts.
Trusted by international rights holders, including Fortune Global 500 companies.
Deep technical insight across the full lifecycle of an intellectual property right — from clearance and filing to enforcement in the courtroom.
Clearance, filing, opposition, and renewal of brand rights — with enforcement against imitation, passing off, and unfair-competition practices under Iranian law.
Prosecution, portfolio strategy, and PCT national-phase entry — securing both full patents and lower-threshold utility models.
Registration, prosecution, and enforcement of product designs through national filings, with market monitoring to catch infringement early.
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.
Protecting confidential know-how through contracts, internal policy, and rapid enforcement when it is misappropriated — the route where registration isn't available.
Representing rights holders in IP, commercial, and unfair-competition disputes before Iran's specialised courts — and enforcing foreign arbitral awards.
A deep understanding of Iran's legal and commercial landscape. We stay ahead of regulatory change and turn insight into practical, results-oriented advice.
We pursue meaningful, measurable outcomes — through strategic planning, disciplined execution, and unwavering dedication to each client's objectives.
Every matter is handled with the utmost confidentiality and professionalism. Discretion underpins every aspect of our long-standing client relationships.
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