Clone

Clone is an American parent company operating in the field of innovative hardware, with a subsidiary in Poland. The company has acquired an investor interested in supporting technological development and expanding its business to new markets. A key element of this process was securing intellectual property rights in the Polish branch and ensuring that the investment would comply with international and local legal regulations.

The American parent company had to guarantee that intellectual property rights, especially in the Polish subsidiary, would be adequately secured and would belong to the parent company. For this purpose, it was necessary to analyze and prepare legal documentation, which aimed to protect the interests of the investor and Clone, while meeting the requirements of the Polish legal system. An additional challenge was to provide detailed explanations about the specifics of local regulations and the market so that U.S. lawyers and investors could understand the differences and risks associated with doing business in Poland.

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What was the scope of cooperation?

We have worked with US lawyers to prepare comprehensive documentation securing Clone intellectual property rights in Poland. Our role included detailed consultations in the field of local legislation on intellectual property protection and cooperation in the preparation of additional materials explaining the specifics of the functioning of the Polish market. We also dealt with the analysis of legal risks and procedures related to economic activity in Poland.

Thanks to our support, Clone was able to carry out the investment in a manner consistent with the expectations of the investor and the American parent company, while securing intellectual property rights in Poland. Our actions helped to create a solid legal basis for the further development of the business in Poland, which built trust between the parties involved in the transaction and secured the interests of all participants in the process.