ABOUT US
We are a specialized IP boutique with a very client-oriented approach. Our mission is to provide the best, most modern and cost-effective legal services for domestic and international clients. We share a passion for intellectual property and business and we strive to offer high quality and tailored solutions to our clients.
TEAMACTIVITY
We operate in the field of Intellectual Property by providing assistance to companies and individuals for the development, acquisition, exploitation and protection of Intellectual Property rights such as trademarks, domain names, geographical indications and designations of origin, designs, patents, know-how and trade secrets.
ACTIVITYWORK WITH US
BCIP attaches the utmost importance to the selection and training of new lawyers to be included in the firm. The objective of the Firm is to maintain a dynamic, close-knit and motivated work group that pays the utmost attention to customer needs and guarantees excellent results. BCIP periodically offers internship opportunities for university students and undergraduates who are citizens of the European Union.
Those interested in applying should send a short letter of presentation and their curriculum vitae to the e-mail address segreteria@bcip.it after having read the information on the processing of personal data present on this website.
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OUR SELECTION OF #IPNEWS AND ARTICLES OF THE WEEK
- When the Secret Enables the Brand: The Long-Lasting Listerine License
- Uber resolves trademark dispute with similarly named NYC ad agency
- Bayer v Teva: Drug formulation patent found "the result of standard and routine considerations"
- Cup as a 3D mark: appearance of the goods themselves
https://legal-patent.com/trademark-law/cup-as-a-3d-mark-appearance-of-the-goods-themselves/
- Access Intelligence wins favourable copyright ruling
https://www.intellectualpropertymagazine.com/copyright/access-intelligence-wins-favourable-copyright-ruling-148853.htm
- Trademark Infringement Claim Survives in Comic Book Store Suit
- General Court confirms likelihood of confusion between SYNDICATE marks
- Micron and UMC settle semiconductor disputes