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America's Criminal Defense Group serves individuals in many states with dedication and a commitment to the presumption of innocence. Our law firm is skilled in all aspects of criminal law, including intellectual property fraud. A white collar crime, intellectual property fraud is the illegal counterfeiting or piracy of items and innovations that are products of another person's mind.
Intellectual property is any innovation that is born of a person's brain power and as a result has some value in the marketplace. These innovations are usually commercial in nature and include any work of art, music, literature, photography, design, logo creation, business name, or any other new idea or product that is seen as potentially lucrative. The World Trade Organization seeks to protect industrial property and copyrighted materials on an international basis by assigning criminal penalties to the act of intellectual property fraud.
If you are under investigation or are being charged for intellectual property fraud, contact America's Criminal Defense Group.
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Intellectual property fraud is a highly complex field of law. Because of the unique nature of intellectual property, violations of the laws governing its use often result in no direct loss of resources on the part of the rightful owner. Additionally, since no physical contact is necessary to commit intellectual property fraud, the victim often is unaware of the transgression.
Intellectual property fraud includes:
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Intellectual property fraud is complex and involves many different laws designed to protect the rights of individuals and businesses. Although the crimes may seem harmless, there are serious consequences for violating intellectual property laws. If you are facing charges for this white collar criminal offense, contact America's Criminal Defense Group. We can practice in many jurisdictions, such as in California, Florida, Texas, Arizona, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Nebraska, North Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, Illinois, and Washington, D.C.
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If you are facing charges for intellectual property fraud, contact America's Criminal Defense Group today.