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intellctual property

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  • When are intellectual property investigations used?

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  • 1. Counterfeiting - when there is suspicion of the sale of counterfeit products that harm the original brand.

  • 2. Copyright infringement - in cases of unauthorized use of works such as books, music, films or software.

  • 3. Trademark infringement - identifying parties who use registered trademarks without permission.

  • 4. Patent theft - locating companies or individuals who copy or exploit protected technology.

  • 5. Monitoring the distribution of digital content - monitoring illegal distribution on the Internet.

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  • What do such investigations involve?

  • • Digital surveillance: Using technological tools to locate the sources of the violation on the Internet or social networks.

  • • Covert investigation: Investigation of entities suspected of a violation, sometimes through “test” purchases.

  • • Legal documentation: collecting evidence that will be accepted in court.

  • • Cooperation with enforcement authorities: joint action to prevent violations or raids on warehouses and distributors.

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