Trademark Infringement Litigation: Protecting Your Brand In today’s competitive business landscape, your brand is one of your most valuable assets. Protecting it through trademark infringement litigation
Trademark Use in Commerce In the United States, subject to one exception, trademark rights arise from use in commerce, regardless of whether or not
Challenging Patents Reexamination of Patents After a patent is issued by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), the discovery of
Copyrighting Collective Works The Copyright Act defines a “collective work” as an assemblage into a collective whole of a number of individual contributions,
Passing Off under Trademark Law In “passing off,” a seller associates another party’s mark with a good or service. The law of passing off concerns
Trademark Priority In the United States, subject to one exception, trademark rights arise from use in commerce, regardless of whether or not
Patent Applications: Written Description One of the most important aspects of the patent application is the written description requirement. Under the written description requirement,
Patenting Useful Inventions Under the Patent Act, a patent may be obtained for “any new and useful process, machine, manufacture, or composition of
Copyright Joint Authorship and Ownership According to the Copyright Act, the authors of a joint work jointly own the copyright in the work they create.
Trade Dress Protections Trade dress is governed by the same set of laws that protect unregistered trademarks. While traditional trademark law protects words