March 2005
Cybersquatters Attempt to Profit from the Trademarks of Others With the proliferation of online business and advertising in the 1990s,
What Constitutes Prior Art for a Business Method Patent?
In 1998, in State Street Bank & Trust v. Signature Financial Group, the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals issued a
How and Why to use the Copyright Notice
When an original work is properly registered with the U.S. Copyright Office, a copyright notice should accompany the work. Although
Audio Sampling and Copyright Implications
United States Copyright law generally protects original works of authorship that are permanently fixed in a tangible medium. Such works
Liability When Computers Fail
If a computer malfunctions and consequently conveys incorrect information to its user or to other computer systems, physical, or economic
When to File Copyright Infringement Actions?
When to File a Copyright Infringement Action: Understanding Deadlines and Legal Requirements Copyright infringement actions are crucial tools for protecting
IP Insurance: A Protection for Intangible Rights
Intellectual property (IP) generally consists of intangible assets, such as copyrights, patents, brand identities, proprietary knowledge and trademarks. Such assets