Intellectual property and information technology can circle the world at the click of a button. Whether your company is focused on developing, delivering and supporting IT products and services, you are an investor with an emphasis on the technology sector, or your business model is focused on the development and marketing of creative assets, you need equally strong legal protection wherever your products are sold, licensed or shared.
Ally Law member firms are located in key commercial and technology centers worldwide, home to the technology hubs, universities, research institutions, corporate headquarters, government regulatory agencies, public-private partnerships and other entities that are driving the advancement and delivery of technology solutions. Drawing on our lawyers’ deep experience with intellectual property law and regulation across multiple regimes, we help clients identify, protect and exploit their most valuable assets, respond quickly to stop infringement, unauthorized use and other violations of their legally recognized rights, and negotiate a wide range of licensing, technology transfer, outsourcing and related agreements.
Ally Law includes member firms with solid credentials and significant experience in domestic and global intellectual property law. Ranked among the top IP and technology law providers in North America, the Asia-Pacific region and across Europe, we offer clients sophisticated, coordinated IP counsel virtually everywhere their operations, vendors and customers are found.
We provide high-quality responsive service at competitive, local rates, and have a long history establishing strong, enduring relationships with our clients. We know where your business is heading and how technology and innovation can help you achieve your goals.
Among other industries, our member firms and individual lawyers advise clients in the advertising, aviation, biotech, data aggregation, entertainment and media, food and beverage, gaming, garment, healthcare, higher education, hospitality, medical devices, natural resources, pharmaceuticals, software, sporting goods, telecommunications, and other sectors on all aspects of domestic, international and cross-border IP and IT protection.
Much lawyer Alexandra Svensson outlines key considerations for business teams to achieve a successful, long-term licensing agreements in high-tech industries seeking strategic expansion.
In this video, Ally’s IP/IT Group Co-chair, Claire Lehr, shares what brand owners can do to keep their trade mark portfolios in optimal condition.
In this white paper, our North Carolina member summarizes and explains some of the most significant patent law decisions of 2023 with meaningful implications for patent owners and defendants.
In the podcast episode, lawyers from FMJ in Minnesota discuss IP basics, enforcement strategies and IP implications as AI becomes more prevalent.
Ally Law has created a jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction guide to help companies understand how e-signatures are used, regulated and enforced in countries where they may have key business relationships.
Vorys discusses the new generative AI tools from an HR perspective. They also cover best practices for using these new tools.Â
Ally Law’s Latinx member firms are pleased to provide this jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction guide to the region’s employee privacy laws.
Ally’s IP Group Co-Chair, Claire Lehr, discusses the Metabirken and Juventus trade mark cases and guidance issued by IP offices, offering recommendations for those entering the Metaverse or who want to protect their brand in the Metaverse.
Guest host Mike Messinger, partner in the Vorys Washington, D.C. office, invites Vorys At Work Podcast host Chaz Billington, partner in the Vorys Cleveland office, to discuss the new generative AI tools with an HR perspective. They also go into best practices for using these new tools.
The Chambers Global Guide ranks the top lawyers and law firms in over 200 jurisdictions across the world. Click on the firm name to see how they ranked in the most recent guide.
Chambers Latin America ranks the top lawyers and law firms in 19 jurisdictions, spanning Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean, as well as all Spanish-speaking countries in South America. Click on the firm name to see how they ranked in the most recent guide.
The Chambers Asia Pacific Guide ranks the top lawyers and law firms across markets in Asia-Pacific. Click on the firm name to see how they ranked in the most recent guide.
The Chambers USA Guide ranks top lawyers and law firms across the US legal market. Click on the firm name to see how they ranked in the most recent guide.
The Legal 500 UK edition analyzes the leading law firms and solicitors in the UK. Click on the firm name to see how they ranked in the most recent guide.
The Legal 500 EMEA edition analyzes capabilities of law firms in 80 jurisdictions across Europe, Middle East and Africa. Click on the firm name to see how they ranked in the most recent guide.
The Legal 500 Paris is a reference work independently rating business law professionals across 45 practices and 300 law firms operating in France. Click on the firm name to see how they ranked in the most recent guide.
The Legal 500 Latin America edition analyzes capabilities of law firms in Mexico, Central America and South America. Click on the firm name to see how they ranked in the most recent guide.
The World Intellectual Property Review’s Leaders Directory is a one-stop guide to the leading IP practitioners in the world that provides guidance on the challenges facing businesses and legal practitioners active in intellectual property, as well as marketing and branding professionals who operate online. Click on the firm name to see how they ranked in the most recent guide.
The WTR 1000 ranks the top Trade Mark Professionals and Firms in key jurisdictions around the globe. Click on the firm name to see how they ranked in the most recent guide.
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