Litigation

2. The person making the claim.
6. Protects your formula,confidential information or "special sauce"
8. Once judgment has been made, a party may have the right to appeal the decision if there is a strong clear reason why the judgment is wrong or unjust through serious procedural or other irregularity.
9. Where the parties agree to resolve the claim without going to trial.
10. This is a claim brought by a Defendant against the Claimant in the same proceedings that the Claimant has started.

1. This protects new, non-obvious inventions or innovations
3. This is another term used for a barrister who may be appointed to assist on advising and presenting the case in Court.
4. The process of taking legal action
5. The award of money to compensate a party for loss and damage that it has suffered.
7. The person whom the claim is made against
11. used to identify and distinguish goods and services