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Honoring Great American Inventor Lonnie G. Johnson
April 26th, 2016
From the trademark protecting “Star Wars†merchandise to the patent protecting the repositionable adhesive on the Post-It® note, the legal protection of intellectual property drives innovation and fuels our economy.
How to Respond to a DMCA Takedown Notice
April 15th, 2016
So, you’ve received a Digital Millennium Copyright Act takedown notice. What do you do now? Any company with a website or a blog knows the power of content. Blog posts, photographs, videos, infographics and more are vital components of today’s digital economy – an economy that seems based on the widespread sharing of art, creativity,…
Top IP Trends of 2015
January 1st, 2015
While 2014 saw several watershed moments in the IP arena, 2015 promises to be every bit as exciting. Intellectual property assets remain the engine that drive the world’s economy, with new discoveries creating new markets and fueling new business growth, while influencing the public policy that shapes and, in many cases improves, the quality of…
Year in Review: Top IP Issues of 2014
December 22nd, 2014
In a decade that has seen major developments in intellectual property rights and IP law, 2014 was still a significant year. Tech giants such as Google, Samsung and Apple grabbed headlines in their battles over infringement claims, patent reform measures were debated, then scrapped, and a landmark case changed the game for software patents. Here…
Topics
- Are You Offended?: Scandalous and Disparaging Trademarks
- Waiting to Enforce your Trademark Rights
- Understanding the Use of Decision Trees in Mediation
- Revised PTAB Operating Procedures Will Mean Transparency and Reliability for Patent Owners
- What do the ™, ℠, ®, ©, and “Pat. Pend.” Symbols Mean? How should I use them?