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The IP practice area has a number of new starter guides which provide an introduction to IP law. They are aimed at trainee solicitors and those who are new to IP as a practice area:

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    Intellectual property (IP)—new starter guide

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    IP—new starter patents guide

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    IP—new starter copyright guide

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    IP—new starter trade marks guide

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    IP—new starter design rights guide

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    IP—new starter databases guide

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