KISCH IP

KISCH IP

KISCH IP

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JOHANNESBURG

+27 11 324 3000
+27 86 603 6118
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5 Inanda Greens Business Park
54 Wierda Road West
Wierda Valley
Sandton

PRETORIA

+27 12 460 3203
+27 12 460 3270
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Menlyn Corner
Third Floor
87 Frikkie de Beer Street

CAPE TOWN

+27 21 001 1250
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With an entrenched history in Africa, KISCH IP has, for the last 147 years, assisted clients from small to large businesses in all sectors, in safeguarding their intellectual property rights. While acknowledging our established past, we continue to offer relevant and innovative IP services across Africa, an ever-changing and developing landscape that requires specialist knowledge to succeed.

With its own nuances and differences from area to area, doing business in Africa requires on the ground experience and the ability to adapt to the way in which it is done. Our success comes from this and our highly skilled professionals who operate with integrity while partnering clients on their journey to success.

As the intellectual property partner of choice across Africa, serving as a gateway to the region for multi-nationals, regional entities and local companies seeking to enter African markets, we are able to fulfil our clients’ needs while continually growing our personalised IP offering.

With professionals and staff that offer a skillset of unrivalled expertise, and our commitment to our clients, we pride ourselves in remaining leaders in our competitive African market.

SERVICES

Patents; Trade Marks; Licensing, Designs; Copyright; Anti-counterfeiting; Commercial & Corporate Services; Plant Breeder's Rights, IP Audits, Valuations & Transfer Pricing; Franchising; Competition Law; Internet, e-Commerce & Domain Names; Advertising Standards Authority; Intellectual Property Litigation; Africa & Foreign Jurisdictions.

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“Stolen copyright” 

by Shaawn Legodi

Many individuals and organisations often fall victim to copyright being “stolen” by third parties with whom they would have entrusted…
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