We specialize in drafting contracts that prioritize the protection and strategic use of your IP assets. In today’s innovation-driven economy, strong IP clauses are not optional, they are essential. Whether you’re entering a commercial partnership, hiring employees, or launching a new product or service, clearly defined IP terms help prevent disputes, protect ownership rights, and ensure your business retains control over its most valuable intangible assets. Contracts in dire need of well-articulated IP clauses include:                 With over 20 years of experience, we draft contracts that align with your business goals while providing robust legal protection for your intellectual property.

Procedure and Requirements

 

Step Requirements Official Fees Expected Time
1. Filing
  • Application
  • Power of Attorney
  • Deed of Assignment
800 SAR / 213 USD
2. Formal Examination None 200 SAR / 53 USD 6 Months
3. Substantive Fees None
  • Decided by examiner
  • 2500–4000 SAR (est.)
4. Publication Fees None 1000 SAR / 267 USD 1 – 2 Months
5. 1st Examination Report None 200 SAR / 53 USD
  • 12 Months
  • 3 Months Response (extendable)
6. 2nd Examination Report None 200 SAR / 53 USD 3 – 6 Months
7. Issuance None 1000 SAR / 267 USD 2 – 4 Months

Documents

Application Download
Power of Attorney Download
Deed of Assignment Download

Saudi Patent Laws

LAW AND REGULATIONS OF PATENTS, LAYOUT DESIGNS OF INTEGRATED CIRCUITS, PLANT VARIETIES, AND INDUSTRIAL DESIGNS Download
SFDA FTO REGULATIONS Download
GCC PATENTS LAW Download
EXECUTIVE REGULATIONS OF GCC PATENTS LAW Download
Service FAQs

Clear Answers. Real Guidance

Got questions about intellectual property? We’ve answered the most common inquiries to help you understand how we work, what we offer, and how to protect your IP the right way.

What types of intellectual property do you protect?

We cover patents, trademarks, copyrights, and industrial designs—offering full protection from filing to enforcement.

Do I need to register my idea to protect it?

Ideas themselves can't be protected, but once your idea takes a tangible form—like a product, brand, or invention—you can protect it through patents, trademarks, or copyrights.

How long does the IP registration process take?

It depends on the type of IP. On average, trademarks take 6–12 months, while patents can take 1–2 years, depending on complexity and jurisdiction.

Can you help with international IP protection?

Yes, we assist with global IP strategies, including filings under international treaties like the Madrid Protocol (for trademarks) and PCT (for patents).

What’s the difference between a trademark and a patent?

A trademark protects brand names, logos, and slogans. A patent protects inventions and new technologies. Both serve different purposes in safeguarding your IP.

How do I start working with you?

Just reach out through our contact form or request a consultation. We'll review your needs and guide you through the next steps.

Other Services

IP Consultations

  • One-hour focused IP consultations
  • IP protection and registration strategies
  • Patent, industrial design, and trademark matters
  • Contracts, licensing, and commercialization
  • Dispute, enforcement, and market-entry risk assessment

Pharmaceutical FTO

  • Third-party patent risk assessments for pharmaceutical products
  • Active ingredients, salts, polymorphs, formulations, and dosage forms
  • Patent claim and legal status analysis in Saudi Arabia
  • Manufacturing, licensing, investment, and market-entry assessments
  • Risk reporting and strategic options, including design-around and licensing

Patents, Designs & Trademarks

  • Prior art searches and patentability assessments
  • Drafting patent specifications and claims
  • Responses to substantive examination reports
  • Industrial design filing and registration
  • Trademark advice, clearance, filing, and prosecution

IP Contracts & Licensing

  • IP licensing and assignment agreements
  • Technology transfer and commercialization agreements
  • Confidentiality and non-disclosure agreements
  • Research, development, and collaboration agreements
  • Review and negotiation of IP provisions in commercial contracts

IP Litigation & Enforcement

  • Patent, trademark, and industrial design disputes
  • Copyright and trade secret disputes
  • Infringement, validity, and evidence assessments
  • Litigation strategy and technical case support
  • Enforcement, defense, negotiation, and dispute resolution