Which remedies are typically available in intellectual property disputes?

If a right holder finds that his IP rights have been infringed, or are about to be infringed, it is in his the interest to stop such infringement as soon as possible, and to recover damages rising from the infringing act. To address these interests, the most common remedies for right holders in intellectual property civil proceedings are provisional measures, injunctions, and damages. In addition, depending on the legal system, courts may order additional expedient measures, such as the destruction of goods, or the recovery of legal costs where appropriate.