IP Justice

IP justice refers to the fair and equitable management of intellectual property rights—such as patents, copyrights, and trademarks—to ensure they support innovation, creativity, and public access. It emphasizes balancing creators' rights with societal interests, preventing overly broad or abusive protections that can hinder competition, fair use, or access to knowledge. IP justice aims to promote a fair distribution of benefits, prevent monopolistic practices, and ensure that IP laws serve the broader goal of advancing progress and social welfare.