Intellectual Property (IP)
Your brand, content, designs, and software are often your real assets. Gorici Legal advises SMEs and creators on intellectual property in Romania and the EU, with a focus on ownership clarity, enforceable contracts, and practical protection - before problems become disputes. Based in Bucharest and Timișoara, available nationwide across Romania.
Trademark strategy & registration (RO / EU)
We design trademark strategies and handle trademark registration in Romania and the EU: filing route, class strategy, application drafting, office actions and portfolio planning as your brand expands.
IP ownership & assignment in contracts
We draft and review IP and copyright clauses in service, employment and contractor agreements—assignment, licensing, moral rights, confidentiality and deliverables—so it’s clear who owns what and on what terms.
Licensing for brand, content & software
Structuring and negotiating licensing agreements for brands, content and software: scope of use, territory, term, exclusivity, sublicensing, attribution, approvals, fees/royalties and termination.
IP in creative, marketing & tech projects
We set up clean IP frameworks for agencies, studios and tech teams: what can be reused, what is licensed, how materials can appear in portfolios/case studies, and how to avoid later disputes.
IP enforcement & dispute prevention
Cease-and-desist letters, negotiations and settlements in IP and unfair competition disputes, focused on solving infringement issues quickly while protecting your brand and position.
Domain names & online brand protection
We help protect your brand online: domain name issues, takedown requests, platform and marketplace notices, and coordinated steps against confusing or infringing use of your brand in the digital space.
How we work
IP work should remove ambiguity. We focus on three basics: (1) who owns what, (2) who can use what and how, as well as (3) what happens if things go wrong. You get clear drafting, practical strategy, and protection that fits the business, not theoretical IP for its own sake.