Licensing is not just about granting permission. It involves defining scope, territory, duration, royalties, quality control, termination rights, and dispute mechanisms. A poorly drafted agreement can result in loss of control, underpayment, or unenforceable terms. 

Templates rarely reflect Malaysian law or your specific commercial realities. They often omit critical clauses on exclusivity, sublicensing, performance obligations, or competition restrictions – leaving you exposed. 

Confidentiality clauses and clear definitions of “know-how” are essential. Without them, your proprietary methods can be exploited without recourse. We ensure agreements are watertight and enforceable. 

Yes, but international licensing requires careful structuring to comply with multiple jurisdictions, tax regimes, and treaty obligations. We coordinate with foreign counsel to protect your interests globally.  

Remedies may include termination, damages, injunctions, or specific performance. We draft agreements with strong enforcement mechanisms and act swiftly if breaches occur.  

Quality control provisions are critical, especially for trademarks. We help you maintain brand integrity while expanding your reach.  

Absolutely. Well-structured licensing agreements demonstrate that your IP is a revenue-generating asset, which can significantly enhance your company’s valuation.