FAAIZ Law helps businesses and individuals protect and enforce their intellectual property rights. For many businesses, brands, creative works and innovations are among their most valuable assets, and we advise clients on how to secure these rights and defend them against infringement.
Our trademark practice covers the selection, clearance and registration of trademarks, advice on the scope of protection, and the management of trademark portfolios. We assist with responding to objections and oppositions, and we act in disputes involving infringement and the passing off of brands and trade names.
Beyond trademarks, we advise on copyright, confidential information and other intellectual property matters. We help clients put in place agreements that protect their rights, including licensing and assignment arrangements, and we act for clients seeking to stop unauthorised use of their works or to defend against such claims.
Our Trademark & Intellectual Property Services
- Trademark searches and registration with MyIPO
- Responding to examination objections and oppositions
- Trademark infringement and passing off claims
- Cease and desist letters and online marketplace takedowns
- Copyright protection and enforcement
- Licensing and assignment agreements
How We Work
1. Initial consultation
Tell us about your brand, product or work and how it is being used.
2. Assessment
We check registrability or infringement, and advise on your protection and enforcement options.
3. Action
We file the application, issue cease and desist letters, and pursue infringers in court where needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to register my trademark?
Registration under the Trademarks Act 2019 gives you exclusive rights and makes enforcement easier, although an unregistered mark may still be protected through an action for passing off.
How long does trademark protection last?
A registered trademark is protected for ten years and may be renewed for further periods of ten years.
Must copyright be registered in Malaysia?
No. Copyright arises automatically when an original work is created. A voluntary notification to MyIPO may, however, serve as useful evidence of ownership.
What can I do if someone copies my product online?
We can issue a cease and desist letter, request a takedown from the platform, and pursue a claim for infringement or passing off.
If you need to protect your brand or enforce your intellectual property rights, our intellectual property lawyers in Puchong, Selangor are ready to assist clients throughout Selangor and across Malaysia. Contact FAAIZ Law to safeguard your valuable assets.