Trademarking Internet Domain Names

Copyright law does not protect domain names, but Trademark law may. Generally, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO)

Fair Use under Trademark Law

A registered mark does not prevent all use of the mark. In some situations, another party may use someone else’s

Maintaining a Patent: Protecting Your Invention for the Long Haul In the world of intellectual property, obtaining patent protection is

In the intricate world of intellectual property, patent law novelty stands as a cornerstone of whether an invention is patentable.

Maintaining the Term of a Patent Patents play a crucial role in protecting intellectual property and fostering innovation. For inventors,

A copyright owner’s right of distribution is limited by the first sale doctrine, which is an exception to the Copyright

In today’s competitive business landscape, your brand is one of your most valuable assets. Protecting it through trademark infringement litigation

In the United States, subject to one exception, trademark rights arise from use in commerce, regardless of whether or not

Reexamination of Patents After a patent is issued by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), the discovery of

The Copyright Act defines a “collective work” as an assemblage into a collective whole of a number of individual contributions,