Great Websites Must Comply with ADA Regulations
Businesses that provide certain goods or services to the public must address ADA requirements when dealing with customers who have
Trademark Priority
In the United States, subject to one exception, trademark rights arise from use in commerce, regardless of whether or not
Publication of Copyright Works
Publication was the key to obtaining federal copyright under the Copyright Act of 1909. Publication is still important to copyright
Copyright Piracy and The NET Act of 1997
Although United States copyright laws originally contained no criminal liability provisions, the 1897 revision to the Copyright Act made it
Dilution of Trademarks
It is often necessary for employers to make confidential information, including trade secrets, accessible to their employees. Employers certainly want
Patent Filing Requirements
Patent Filing Requirements: A Comprehensive Guide for Inventors Navigating the patent filing process can be complex and challenging for inventors.
Have your Patent Rights been violated?
A patent is a property right that the federal government gives to an inventor with respect to an invention. That
Losing the Secrecy of a Trade Secret
A trade secret is proprietary information about a product or business that should be protected and concealed from the general
Trade Dress: A Product’s Total Image and Overall Appearance
Even though most people associate trademarks with brand names (e.g., “Kodak”), trademarks also include trade dress, service marks, certification marks,
Foreign Patent Applications and the Patent Cooperation Treaty
After recently providing a presentation to the local bar association on PCT, I thought it might be helpful to provide