Improper Use of a Trademark

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

Non-Obviousness requirement of Patents

A patent gives an inventor a right to exclude others from making, using, or selling the patented invention for a

The hallmark of Trademark law is consumer confusion. The law protects the use of a mark in business from other

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,

A patent is a federal statutory right that allows an inventor to exclude others from making, using, selling, offering for

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