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Advocates, attorneys and secretarial staff at Sevenelementz have strong exposure to business information systems, intelligence tools, management programs, process improvement tools such as Six Sigma, PMP, TQM, in addition to their respective fields of law.
Our team also comprises of well-qualified engineer-turned-lawyers who not only understand better the client requirements but also work with great ease in solving technical and legal complexities in securing rights and protection for innovations, inventions and designs.
About Us
GENESIS Sevenelementz, as a start-up, originally was providing para-legal services to law firms in the US, UK and Australia and has slowly evolved to become full-service law firm with greater emphasis
Practice Areas
We, at Sevenelementz, render a wide rage of services in field of Intellectual Property Rights, Intellectual Property Audit and Evaluation, Portfolio Management, Property Laws, Business Laws, Arbitration and Conciliation, Consumer Laws,
Intellectual Property
We offer a wide range of intellectual property services for clients within and outside India. We are the preferred IP service provider for law firms in the US and UK.
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