Consult a lawyer immediately. Sending an official cease and desist letter is often the first step.
Yes, especially for passing off or copyright claims. Registration offers stronger protection but is not always required.
They vary by type but may include damages, account of profits, injunctions, and in some cases, criminal penalties.
Yes. Courts often award costs and damages to successful claimants in infringement cases.
Yes. Trademarks protect brand identity, while patents protect inventions. A lawyer can help manage both processes.
It’s highly recommended. Mistakes in applications can delay or limit your protection.
A provisional patent is a placeholder that secures your priority date. A standard patent offers full protection for up to 20 years.
Yes. You may pursue legal remedies such as injunctions, damages, and seizure of counterfeit goods.
Most private limited companies can be incorporated within 1–2 business days if all documents are ready.
Yes. Foreigners can fully own a Singapore-registered company and appoint a local director to meet legal requirements.