Protection of business interests where competitors misuse brands, infringe IP rights or distort fair market conditions through unlawful conduct.
Unfair competition is one of the major threats for modern business. It may take different forms, including unauthorised use of another company’s brand, infringement of intellectual property rights, circulation of labelled goods in violation of law, and dissemination of misleading information about competitors’ goods or services.
Such conduct may result in financial losses, reputational damage and erosion of market trust.
We help businesses protect their interests effectively and turn difficult situations into manageable legal tasks.
We carefully analyse the situation, collect relevant facts and documents, and build a reliable basis for further action.
We develop an individual strategy designed to minimise damage, stop ongoing misconduct and reduce future risks.
We prepare legally sound complaints, petitions and other official submissions tailored to the case.
We represent clients before competent public authorities, including antimonopoly and regulatory bodies.
We determine the type of unfair conduct, assess how it affects the client’s rights and market position, and identify the most effective procedural route.
We analyse the relevant market and the competitor’s conduct in order to strengthen the evidentiary and legal position.
We take the matter forward through complaints, submissions, representation and follow-up with the competent authorities.
We combine legal precision with practical market understanding. Our work is not limited to reacting to a problem after damage has already been done.
We aim to restore fair competition conditions, defend the client’s commercial position and reduce long-term business risks.
Each case is handled individually, taking into account the business model, the product market and the scale of the competitive threat.
Where unfair conduct threatens brands, products or market position.
Where business needs to restore transparency and lawful competition in the market.
Where current misconduct indicates broader strategic threats to the business.
You receive not merely a reaction to a problem, but a structured legal strategy designed to defend your rights, restore fair market conditions and strengthen the long-term safety of the business.
Claim work, court proceedings and enforcement strategy in IP-related disputes.
Structured representation before counterparties, authorities and institutions.
Discuss unfair competition risks and available protection options.