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This area covers the day-to-day commercial handling of IP rights and related contracts, including drafting and negotiating licenses, assignments and collaboration agreements for software, brands and creative works, as well as terms of service, distribution, outsourcing and SaaS arrangements. A solicitor reviews and prepares licenses, advises on infringement risk, and coordinates IP ownership, data protection implications and open‑source compliance, often alongside supply chain and commercial teams to keep contracts robust and enforceable.

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The solicitor handles drafting and negotiating complex IP licenses and assignments, drafting term sheets, reviewing due diligence on IP portfolios, ensuring proper ownership and exploitation rights, and aligning with data protection and outsourcing requirements. They manage construction of cross-border collaboration and reseller agreements, advise on infringement risk and remedies, and coordinate with commercial and technical teams to secure enforceable, clearly understood rights and obligations.

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