Intellectual Property Rights: Foundations, Laws, and Practices is a comprehensive reference that aims to offer a thorough grasp of intellectual property (IP) law and its practical application across a variety of businesses. For students, lawyers, companies, and inventors who want to understand the intricacies of intellectual property rights in the contemporary world, this book is a vital resource.

The book opens with an overview of the basic ideas of intellectual property, including the many forms of IP, including trade secrets, patents, trademarks, copyrights, and geographical indications, as well as their importance in preserving innovation, creativity, and brand identification. It provides readers with a thorough examination of the laws, rules, and agreements that regulate intellectual property rights on a national and worldwide scale, outlining the legal tenets that support IPR.

The book places a lot of emphasis on how IP rules are really used in a variety of sectors, including luxury products, biotechnology, media and entertainment, pharmaceuticals, fashion, and renewable energy. The book illustrates how IPR affects innovation, company strategy, and international commerce by looking at industry-specific problems and solutions.