IP Insurance: A Protection for Intangible Rights
Intellectual property (IP) generally consists of intangible assets, such as copyrights, patents, brand identities, proprietary knowledge and trademarks. Such assets
The Copyright Act: A Brief History
The History of Copyright Law is a captivating tale that spans millennia, reflecting the ever-evolving relationship between creators, society, and the law.
Copyright Remedies When Someone Steals Your Work
When someone steals your copyrighted work, the federal copyright law provides various copyright remedies to help you seek justice and
Trademarks Offer Protection for Goods
At the IPCenter, we understand that trademarks and service marks are cornerstones of modern business strategy, which protect brands and
Intellectual Property Rights and Bankruptcy
Filing for bankruptcy has significant effects on the filing party under ordinary circumstances; however, the consequences can be especially extensive
The Reorganization of Bankrupt Internet Companies
The emergence of the dot-com company has appropriately been referred to as an “Internet gold rush,” characterized at its inception
Does Bankruptcy Affect Your Web Site?
As use of the Internet becomes more widespread, more people will obtain intellectual property rights in Web sites they create
Sports Artist Sued In Tiger Woods Painting Lawsuit
At the Roots of Art and Sports Law – Tiger Woods Painting Lawsuit In the ever-evolving landscape of intellectual property
The Abercrombie Test for Trademark Strength
In determining the strength of your trademark, the Trademark Office and many courts utilize the Abercrombie test for trademark strength.Â
Application Procedures for Trademark Registration
An important way to protect the name of your business or product is by registering the trade name or trademark