Intellectual property rights refer to the rights granted by law to human intellectual creations that are worth protecting by law.

Intellectual property law covers all areas of human intellectual creation, including literature, art, music, theater, editing, databases, computer programs, biotechnology, electrical and mechanical engineering, chemical, design, new species of life, semiconductor circuit design, and product symbols.

Accordingly, the WIPO Foundation Treaty defines intellectual property rights as "including rights related to literary arts and scientific works, performers' performances, records and broadcasting, invention design trademarks and other names, protection from unfair competition, and all other intellectual activities in industrial science and literature or art."

These intellectual property rights refer to property rights similar to the ownership of mental and intangible goods obtained as a result of human intellectual activities, which are largely divided into two types: copyright, industrial or commercial copyright. When industrial property rights are divided again, they are divided into four categories: patent rights, utility model rights, design rights, and trademark rights.

As industries develop, intellectual property rights will increase in importance as the driving force for fourth, but most important, economic growth in addition to capital, labor, and natural resources.

Inside the IT industry, issues such as in-house assetization of knowledge throughout the industry, use of products, and infringement relief are gradually becoming critical issues that determine corporate management. At the same time, protection of cultural contents and professional materials is more urgent than ever against various works, especially infringement using the Internet.

Moreover, as the aspects and methods of infringement are gradually becoming more advanced, experience, various perspectives, and high proficiency are paramount in claiming damages.

Based on the know-how accumulated over the years on intellectual property rights such as patent rights, utility model rights, design rights, and copyrights, Law firm Minju provides a differentiated high-quality legal service to protect customers' assets and recover damages.

- Industrial property rights such as patent rights, utility model rights, trademark rights, computer programs, etc.

- Copyrights/Unfair Competition & Trade Secret

- Domain Name/Franchise

- Consultation on Sports & Entertainment/Portrait Rights, etc.

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