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Trademarks, Patents and Industrial Designs
Alaska PI handles registration and comprehensive protection for these assets, from prior art searches through to final grant by the INPI.
Trademark Registration
Protection for your name, logo, and visual identity against unauthorized use by third parties.
Invention Patents and Utility Models
Protection for technical and functional innovations, with exclusive commercial exploitation rights.
Industrial Designs
Protection for the aesthetic and ornamental design of products.
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Computer Program Registration
Protection of software source code and functionality with the INPI.
Copyright Registration
Protection of literary, artistic, and creative works against copying or unauthorized use.
Licensing & Assignment of Rights
Structuring contracts for the use, distribution or sale of protected assets.
Software and Copyright
Protecting software and copyrighted works provides legal security for technology companies and creators, including registration with the INPI and the National Library.
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Contracts and Corporate Structuring
Alaska PI drafts and reviews strategic contracts and supports corporate structuring to protect the company’s interests in its commercial and internal relationships.
Contract Drafting and Review
Drafting confidentiality, licensing, partnership and service agreements with a focus on legal certainty.
Corporate Structuring
Corporate structure planning, shareholders’ agreements, and reorganizations to reduce risk and align interests.
Contract Due Diligence
Review of existing contracts to identify risks and opportunities ahead of strategic transactions.
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Intellectual Property Portfolio Analysis
Alaska PI assesses a company’s intangible assets—including trademarks, patents, software and contracts—to identify risks, protection gaps and monetization opportunities.
1. Research and Audit
Comprehensive mapping of existing IP assets and their protection status.
2. Risk and Opportunity Assessment
Identifying protection gaps and opportunities for commercial exploitation or licensing.
3. Strategic Action Plan
Clear recommendations to protect, expand, or monetize your portfolio.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Here, we answer common questions about timelines, costs, and the intellectual property protection process.
How long does trademark registration take?
The INPI process typically takes 12 to 24 months, depending on oppositions and office actions.What documents are required to file a patent application?
These typically include a description, claims, technical drawings, and an abstract of the invention, among other documents.How are IP registration costs determined?
Costs vary depending on the type of asset, the number of classes or claims, and applicable official fees.Can software be protected without registering the full source code?
Yes. Partial registration options are available, as is the option to keep sensitive parts of the code confidential, protecting it without exposing the entire codebase.