As we discussed previously, intellectual property (IP) is everywhere; brands, content, and all manmade physical and virtual objects may have protection in IP.  Businesses that create and innovate do not want competitors
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Patent protection gives companies legal rights to their technology. But enforcing those rights can be expensive. The cost of patent enforcement is often one of the biggest challenges companies face when protecting
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Renewal season for intellectual property insurance should not be reactive. Too often, IP insurance policies only receive attention when the expiration date is right in front of you. By then, there is
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For many startups and other Small to Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs), the most valuable part of the business is the idea behind it. The code, the special technology, the product design, the brand,
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In today’s digital economy, your company’s most valuable assets often live online, which typically includes your data, brand, trade secrets, and intellectual property. While many businesses invest in a cyber insurance policy
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Software may be a company’s most valuable asset. In custom platforms and proprietary code, software drives operations, revenue, and innovation across industries. Unfortunately, with this value comes risks.  Software disputes are often
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For many businesses, intellectual property (IP) is one of their most valuable assets. Shockingly, it’s also one of the least protected when it comes to insurance. As a broker, you’re in a
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Your brand is more than just a name or logo. It is the identity your customers recognize and trust. But in today’s crowded marketplace, trademark disputes are more common than many businesses
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The 2025 IP Index from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce shows just how rapidly the global economy is becoming more IP-driven. 33 countries improved their IP scores this year, highlighting the growing
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Insuring intellectual property (IP) can cover the defensive chance the insured is accused of infringing others' rights1 and/or the enforcement risk that the insured might need to assert its IP rights against
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Patents are the lifeblood of innovation. A patent protects the inventors’ rights, ensuring their creations cannot be replicated without explicit permission. They provide a competitive advantage in the marketplace, and in today’s
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The construction industry, while traditionally reliant on physical labor and materials, has increasingly integrated software and technology into its operations. This technological advancement, while offering numerous benefits, also introduces unique intellectual property
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