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A Rejected Copyright Application Does Not Preclude Copyright Enforcement
An action for copyright infringement requires 1) a valid copyright and 2) a an act of infringement. A valid copyright ...
Read More Foreign businesses may need U.S. Trademark Attorneys under proposed rules
The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has proposed new regulations which would require a business or individual to ...
Read More FRAND Technology Standard Licenses Now Easier to Enforce
A key way that inventors generate revenue from their technology patents, particularly those having to do with communication, is via ...
Read More Risks and Benefits of Attorneys Accepting Credit Card Payments
Previously, I’ve discussed why attorneys can’t work for equity. But there is a very common form of debt transaction that ...
Read More World Patent Marketing: A Case Study for Invention Promotion Scams
It’s not always easy to tell the difference between a reputable patent attorney and a scam artist, particularly if you ...
Read More Someone Stole My Business Idea! Can I Sue for Stealing My IP?
One of the biggest fears that inventors and other developers of intellectual property disclose to me in my office is, ...
Read More Design Patent Infringement: When Can You Sue or Be Sued?
As discussed elsewhere on the site, while many people imagine patents in terms of an object and how it functions, ...
Read More Using Non-Disclosure Agreements to Protect Intellectual Property
Patents and copyright are not the only means of protecting intellectual property. As we have discussed previously, some well-equipped companies ...
Read More Judge Kavanaugh’s Views on Intellectual Property Law
On July 9, 2018, President Donald Trump nominated Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the United States Supreme Court. Kavanaugh has a ...
Read More What is Your Business Strategy for Your Patents & Products?
Securing a patent for an invention only makes sense if you can leverage it into a profitable product, or you’re ...
Read More How the STRONGER Patents Act Helps Inventors Protect Their Work
Typically, laws change very little. In most regards, the law is an edifice—stable, unchanging, unmoving. The remedies for trespassing on ...
Read More File for a Design Patent—Don’t Rely on Trade Dress to Protect Your IP
Recently, the site The Business of Fashion posted a story about a trade dress dispute between shoe startup Allbirds and ...
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