Brand elements into brand rights
[Part 1 of our Brand Rights blog series] "The higher the added value brought by the brand is and the weaker its elements are protected by brand rights, the bigger temptation and opportunity it leaves for your competitors to benefit from imitating or directly copying your brand," writes Jani Kaulo in his blog. This article kicks off our blog series delving into the strategic care and management of brand rights – not forgetting practical advice and tips for brand owners.
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