Trademark, Patent & Intellectual Property Rights
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Specializing only in guarding intellectual property rights for clients
in The Gambia and Sierra Leone, AB & Co is a boutique agency that acts as Trademark & Patent Attorneys for principals the world over, along with partner law firms.
AB & Co provides supreme services concerning patents, industrial
designs, registration of trademarks, and other types of intellectual
property rights.
We are constantly conducting searches and giving assistances for
change of name and address, renewals, recordal of licenses, and
amendments.
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