Using global IP protection to fuel growth
Recently Renner Otto Managing Partner Luis Carrion was featured in Crain’s Cleveland Business where he shared his perspective on the critical role global intellectual property protection plays in driving business growth. In the article Luis highlights the advantages of Europe’s Unified Patent System and explains how its streamlined framework can significantly simplify and strengthen international IP strategies.
Appearing in Crain’s Cleveland Business on December 8, 2025
Intellectual property protection is a critical component of modern business strategy particularly in a globalized economy where ideas brands and innovations are highly valuable yet vulnerable. Companies that fail to consider international IP protection early risk losing market share facing barriers to expansion and weakening their competitive position. A proactive global IP strategy helps ensure that legal protection grows alongside business opportunities and supports long term innovation and investment.
The Unified European Patent system represents a major advancement in international IP protection by offering a streamlined cost effective approach to securing and enforcing patents across multiple European markets through a single application and court system. By reducing administrative burdens lowering costs and improving consistency in enforcement the system makes Europe more accessible for innovators and strengthens international IP strategies for businesses of all sizes.
With experienced guidance businesses can confidently navigate the evolving global IP landscape and take full advantage of systems like the Unified European Patent ensuring their innovations are protected and positioned for sustainable growth worldwide.
The experienced intellectual property attorneys at Renner Otto are happy to address any questions or concerns you may have about protecting your valuable assets in a global marketplace. Contact us to schedule a consultation.
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