This article focuses on core types of intellectual property frequently used on a global basis. While many companies recognize the general availability of patents and trademarks for certain ideas and brands, those same companies will overlook the availability of industrial design protection and registrations for geographic indications. This failure can create legal gaps in the intellectual property portfolio, rendering the ideas and brands open to exploitation in certain countries.
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