Using somebody else's intellectual property (2024)

You can usually get permission to use someone else’s intellectual property (IP) by buying the rights from them or getting their permission to use it.

Using someone’s trade mark, patent, copyright or design without their permission is known as ‘IP infringement’ and could lead to a fine, prison or both.

Read about IP crime and enforcement for more information on the penalties.

Using somebody else's intellectual property (2024)
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