Gallops Copyright & Patent Solution

Gallops Detective challenges of new technologies New technologies are dramatically increasing the speed of dissemination of protected materials and forever changed the boundaries of traditional copyright law. With a mouse click, a thousand-page book can be transmitted around the world within seconds, and a copyrighted work can be posted on a website for millions to view, copy, and download their very own PC. Not only have the media changed, but the works that need protection have changed so dramatically. Now databases, computer programs, and even designs of semiconductor chips require special protection IP.

As the science and the market have evolved, we have expanded our practice in response to copyright. The scope of what we cover to protect computer programs, databases, audio recordings, film and video productions, as well as technical and architectural designs, as well as books, music and movies. We help our clients with registering copyrights, accelerate applications, registration of documents, conduct title searches, and continues at all stages of litigation. we render opinions on copyrightability, fair use, infringement, ownership and title, estate planning, notice, security interests, foreign protection, and litigation. We also assist clients in drafting and negotiating commercial agreements involving copyrighted works, including licensing, development, and distribution agreements.

We bring special expertise in the field of software development, where we are able to assess the strengths and weaknesses of copyright and patent protection to determine the most appropriate method and stable customers protect valuable works. We also advise clients on the protection of mask works (semiconductor chips) and assist them in registering their works mask. If the issue is the enforcement of copyrights or protecting their customers from infringement claims, our team can draw on decades of judicial experience in courts throughout the country. We represent many clients before the Indian Copyright Office and often serve as expert witnesses.