Consequences for Failure to Use a Trademark

Once a trademark is properly established the holder owns the mark and all associated exclusive rights therein. However, in order

Trademark Infringement & Unfair Competition

Trademark Infringement & Unfair Competition: Protecting Your Brand in a Competitive Market In today’s fast-paced business world, your brand is

With the proliferation of online business and advertising in the 1990s, the demand for domain names (Internet addresses) that are

In 1998, in State Street Bank & Trust v. Signature Financial Group, the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals issued a

When an original work is properly registered with the U.S. Copyright Office, a copyright notice should accompany the work. Although

United States Copyright law generally protects original works of authorship that are permanently fixed in a tangible medium. Such works

In September 2003, a federal district court in Washington D.C. determined that the trademark “Redskins” had been erroneously cancelled by

Do you write and record music? If so, you should know the difference between the rights you have in the

The mishandling of computer information can cause economic and physical harm. Computer information errors may damage vital systems that we

Generally, when employees conceive of or create inventions that are subsequently used by their employers, such employees should be compensated