Swift, decisive action is needed when your IP is at risk – whether it’s a trade secret, patented invention, distinctive trademark, or copyrighted content.
Sometimes the place to start is with a cease-and-desist letter. A strongly worded letter from a reputable attorney can get the infringer’s attention and may lead to a prompt resolution.  If that does not produce results – or if the matter is so urgent it needs to get in front of a judge immediately – the IP owner can file suit and seek an injunction.
Where the IP owner has evidence of infringement and can show an imminent threat of irreparable harm to its business, the court may order an immediate halt to the offending conduct. If your IP has been infringed or misappropriated, Maxwell Goss Law can assess the situation and act quickly to protect your assets.