IP Lawyers in Pretoria Central

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130 years in practice

MacRobert Inc

Pretoria Central, Gauteng

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22 years in practice

Creighton Attorneys Gauteng

Pretoria Central, Gauteng

  • icon Regus - Pretoria Central, 115 Paul Kruger street, Pretoria Central, 0002
  • icon+27 (0)10 591 8175
18 Practice Areas Details

15 years in practice

Tebogo Ramaoka Attorneys | Conveyancers | Notaries

Pretoria Central, Gauteng

  • icon No 238 Paul Kruger Street, Suite 317 , Standard Bank Chambers Building, Pretoria
  • icon061 522 8956
14 Practice Areas Details

Law Firm

Fatola Attorneys Incorporated

Pretoria Central, Gauteng

  • icon S0203, 2nd Floor, JSL Towers, 255 Pretorius Street, Pretoria.
  • icon067 046 9789
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IP Lawyers in Pretoria Central: what we found

We found 4 firms in Pretoria Central that take on intellectual property matters, out of 9 firms listed in the town. MacRobert Inc has been practising the longest, at 130 years, followed by Creighton Attorneys Gauteng and Tebogo Ramaoka Attorneys | Conveyancers | Notaries. All of them have a full profile on our site, with their people, history and the courts they use.

Intellectual property lawyers protect brands, inventions and creative work. Trade marks are registered with CIPC under the Trade Marks Act 194 of 1993, while copyright in South Africa arises automatically under the Copyright Act 98 of 1978. IP lawyers help register rights, enforce them and draft licence agreements.

Where intellectual property matters from Pretoria Central are handled

Company registrations, trade marks and patents are filed with the CIPC online, so a firm anywhere in the country can handle them. Contract disputes go to the magistrate's court or the High Court depending on the amount. The High Court for Pretoria Central is the Gauteng Division of the High Court, which sits in Pretoria.

What ip lawyers in Pretoria Central can help with

  • Trade mark searches and registrations
  • Copyright advice
  • Patents and designs
  • Licensing agreements
  • Stopping infringement and counterfeits
  • Domain name disputes

Before you call a firm

  • Your brand name, logo or work to be protected
  • Dates you started using it
  • Details of any copying or infringement
  • Existing registrations, if any

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Copyright exists automatically once qualifying work is created. Trade marks, patents and designs do need registration to be fully protected.

Trade mark applications at CIPC can take a long time, often more than a year, so it is worth applying early.

Use the list above to compare firms in Pretoria Central that handle intellectual property.