Intellectual Property
Comprehensive IP law services for international and multinational companies
Protect and enforce your IP rights in Thailand
Safeguarding your intellectual property (IP) is crucial for sustaining and enhancing your brand value. However, dealing with copyright infringement can be daunting, especially if you are not familiar with the Thai legal system.
The Department of Intellectual Property oversees all Thai intellectual property laws, including:
- The Copyright Act – secures creative works such as art, dance, music, and software
- The Patent Act – protects physical products and inventions
- The Trademark Act – safeguards brand identities
Narai Partners is an IP law firm in Thailand that understands the complexities international and multinational companies face within the Thai jurisdiction and how IP plays in their business success. We offer a comprehensive range of services covering all facets of IP, ensuring that your business interests are protected effectively.
We can advise you on all aspects of IP law, including:
We can help you with all of your IP needs, from registering your trademarks and patents to enforcing your IP rights in court.
Copyright safeguards creative works such as images, photographs, films, literary compositions, and more. It gives creators exclusive rights, including the right to distribute, reproduce, perform, display, or create derivative works from protected content. Copyright infringement happens when someone uses copyrighted works without the copyright holder’s permission.
Narai Partners offers a full range of patent, petty patent, and design services. These services include conducting patent and design searches, managing the registration and prosecution of patents, overseeing changes/allocations, handling annuity payments, managing oppositions and cancellations, providing watch services, conducting infringement assessments, performing freedom-to-operate analyses, assessing validity and invalidity, and facilitating the registration of patent licensing agreements.
Establishing your own company requires proper brand protection. Thailand is a first-to-file country, meaning that the first person to file a trademark application for a particular mark is the one who will own the trademark. Additionally, unregistered trademarks have almost no protection in Thailand, so it is extremely important to register your trademark as soon as possible.
Practice Areas
We provide legal and tax advisory and support in these practice areas:
Secure your intellectual property in Thailand
Trust us to safeguard your innovations and creative assets.