IP Licensing Lawyers
Licensing allows IP owners to generate revenue while expanding the reach of their innovations.
At Panoramix, we draft licences that balance your rights with commercial opportunities, ensuring clarity on payment terms, territorial scope and permitted uses. We also address renewal options and termination clauses, minimising future uncertainty.
Our practical, business-focused approach ensures both licensors and licensees benefit from fair, transparent terms. If disputes arise, we’re there ready to help, offering dispute resolution or renegotiation strategies straight away.
By partnering with us, you’ll get the best protection for your IP while maximising its commercial potential. Let Panoramix IP transform your intangible assets into tangible rewards through well-crafted licensing agreements. Contact us today to get started.
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What is an IP licence?
An IP licence is permission to use someone’s intellectual property – a trade mark, patent, registered designs or copyright – on agreed terms, usually for a fee or royalty, while the owner keeps ownership. It lets owners earn from their IP without selling it, and lets others use IP they don’t own. We draft and negotiate licences that protect the owner and work commercially for both sides.
What's the difference between exclusive, sole and non-exclusive licences?
Under an exclusive licence, only the licensee can use the IP – even the owner is excluded. A sole licence allows the owner and one licensee. A non-exclusive licence lets the owner grant the same rights to several licensees. The choice affects value, control and price. We advise which model fits your goals and draft accordingly.
How are IP licence royalties usually structured?
Commonly as a percentage of sales, a per-unit fee, or tiered rates, often with minimum payments, upfront fees or milestone payments, plus reporting and audit rights so you can check what you’re owed. The right structure depends on the deal and the sector. We build royalty terms that are fair, workable and enforceable.
Can I license my IP internationally?
Yes, and it can be a major revenue stream — but cross-border licences need terms that work under local law and handle territory, tax, payments and enforcement. Because we act in the UK, EU and US, we can structure international licences that hold up across jurisdictions. Get in touch to discuss your IP and target markets.