Intellectual Property Overview
From World-famous luxury goods to the state-of-the-art industrial products and consumables, A.J. Miller provides solutions specific to each industry, client and situation including:

	Automatic Parts		Character Merchandise
	Consumer Products		Copyright Works
	Electrical and Electric Products/Components		Food and Beverages
	Garments		Hardware Products
	Luxury Goods		Industrial Goods
	Tools		Pharmaceuticals
	Toiletries and Cosmetics		Toys

Protecting Your Intellectual Property Rights

IPP Actions include:
Counterfeit Product Origin Tracing
identifies violators at the source of counterfeiting activity

Collection of Evidence for Raids and Litigation
provides strong basis for legal action

Co-ordination of Enforcement Actions (Raids) with Local Government Agencies
significantly increases the chances of successful suppression of counterfeiting operations

Follow Up Services Include:

Trademark Use / Non-Use Surveys
Market Surveys for Individual Clients of Trade Groups
Long-term Monitoring Programs
Licensing Control Programs
Parallel Import and Export Cases
Product Division and Trans-shipment Cases
Trademark and Character Licensing and Monitoring Programs

Global Problems - Global Reach
Intellectual Property Protection has become more and more international in scope and can, as a consequence, be more complicated.

Gain Strategically Critical Information
In today's globally competitive business world, having the right information can be critical to maintaining a strategic advantage.

When a client is entering a new business relationship or market, A.J. Miller provides legally obtainable facts that reduce the inherent risk in making business decisions.

Due Diligence for Informed Decisions
Choosing the wrong business partner, engaging an unqualified employee, or making a poorly informed investment decision can have negative impact that goes beyond financial consideration only.

Due Diligence support helps our client make informed business decisions, adhere to corporate standards, and avoid losses and liability actions.

When to Use Due Diligence Support
Joint Ventures
Mergers & Acquisitions
Venture Capital
New Lending or Underwriting
New investment
New Vendor or Distributor Relationship
Confirmation of Government Compliance Regulations / Issues
Competitor Analysis