The intellectual property was created to offer to all those companies, small or large, an exclusive right on its intangible assets; it is considered by some to be the fundamental lever of development property contract review.

What is intellectual property?

This term is intended to indicate all intellectual creations that are the fruit of human inventiveness and ingenuity.

In law, it is a concept that, over time, has acquired ever greater economic importance, becoming one of the most relevant areas of the law itself.

The law, in fact, attributes to creators and inventors a real monopoly in the exploitation of their creations / inventions and places in their hands some legal tools to protect themselves from any abuse by unauthorized subjects.

It is therefore a prize that is recognized for human creative / inventive activity and which, on the one hand, intends to attribute the ownership of the work to the author of the same. On the other hand, once the paternity has been recognized , allowing the author to exploit the economic income generated, guaranteeing an adequate remuneration for the intellectual work and investments made.

The rights on intellectual creations are designed to protect any idea of man and his creative events, such as  works rtistiche and literary, industrial inventions and utility models, design, brands.

It follows that the possibilities and areas of application are infinite.

Intellectual property to promote progress

We live in a historical period characterized by changes in global economic equilibrium, by a strong reduction in production costs and by increasingly strong competition. The works of ingenuity, creativity and innovation can contribute, as is evident, to the competitiveness of our country and to the penetration of companies in complex and different markets from ours.

The phenomenon of globalization brings with it new and greater risks for those who do business, but at the same time opens the doors to incredible opportunities for those who are prepared to seize them, exploiting their potential.

In this context, the protection, enhancement and exploitation of   intangible assets (trademarks, patents, models, designs) can, much more than in the past, contribute to determining the growth or decline of a company, both large and small. small size, whether it operates in a high or low labor intensity sector.

In reality, the protection of the fruits of human inventiveness and ingenuity is proving to be increasingly strategic in favoring progress and innovation : a new way to produce wealth, to favor the progress and prosperity of society.

Therefore, the promotion of these rights and their protection at the international level, precisely because of these repercussions on growth and employment, must be encouraged and supported. In fact, they represent a valid strategic tool not only for large companies, but also for SMEs, which constitute the backbone of our economy.