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Controversies in the application of fashion law | Expansión
Expansión publishes an article on controversies in the application of fashion law, in which Sofia Martinez-Almeida, partner of the firm’s Intellectual Property practice, talks about ‘Royalties’ and mergers.
Sofia Martinez-Almeida explains that royalties are the “royalties paid by a company for obtaining a licence to use” an industrial or intellectual property right and usually consist of a “percentage of sales”.
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Sofia Martinez-Almeida explains that royalties are the “royalties paid by a company for obtaining a licence to use” an industrial or intellectual property right and usually consist of a “percentage of sales”.
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