Patents with Distinctive Claims

When filing a patent, a patent application must include one or more claims which particularly point out and distinctly claim

Protecting Trade Names

Contrary to popular myth, a registered trade name is NOT a registered trademark. This is often an area of confusion

Continuing with this month’s theory of improper use, under trademark law, one can improperly use a trademark or service mark

The owner of a copyright has several exclusive rights to the copyrighted work, including the exclusive right to prepare derivative

What is Trademark Infringement? Trademark infringement occurs when a party uses a trademark that is identical or confusingly similar to

A trademark is occasionally varied by the public in both speech and written usage to an abbreviation of or a

Patent claim interpretation is the process of giving proper meaning to the claim language. Claim language defines claim scope. Therefore,

The laws related to digital recordings is continuing to evolve. As a result of recent changes in the Copyright laws,

In today’s economy, trademarks are a valuable business asset which can be leveraged to maintain strong consumer awareness within the

As stated previously, a grant of a patent allows an inventor to exclude others from making, using, selling, offering for