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Any original work of the human intellect, including works of art, literature, technology, and science, is considered to be a work of intellectual property (IP). The legal privileges granted to the inventor or creator to safeguard his invention or creativity for a predetermined amount of time are known as intellectual property rights (IPR). These legal rights confer the exclusive right to fully exploit the idea or output for a specified period upon the assignee of the inventor or creator. There has long been evidence of IP's significance in the modern economy. Additionally, it has been unambiguously demonstrated that for an innovation to serve the larger good, the intellectual work that went into it must receive the attention it deserves. What does an intellectual property rights lawyer Essentially a law graduate, an intellectual property lawyer is tasked with defending the legal rights of clients. The candidate will have to work closely with his client to file for tr...