Examples of well-known cases on concept protection through unfair competition
In line with our previous article (unfair competition for the protection of a concept), we provide you here with some known examples of lawsuits in this field.
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In line with our previous article (unfair competition for the protection of a concept), we provide you here with some known examples of lawsuits in this field.
In the context of an economic concept with high added value, it is sometimes necessary to share it with economic partners, suppliers or associates. Unfair competition law is therefore fundamental, as it can provide a defence against undue appropriation.
In addition to ensuring that some elements of the concept are protected by the relevant intellectual property right (see our previous article), it is worth seeking to secure your concept in itself should it remain unprotectable due to its more or less abstract nature.
As a matter of principle, intellectual property law cannot be used to protect a concept if it has not yet been translated into a concrete reality. However, a simple idea or concept is not without value.
One of the worst fears of creators holding a promising concept is that their idea may be stolen. However, a concept is difficult to protect, and the need to disclose it in order to start a business is inevitable. This article provides an introduction to securing a concept.
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