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Intellectual Property Licensing
What to Consider When Signing a Licensing Agreement for Your Intellectual Property
Company Sues Over Unauthorized Use of Its Fonts
Former College Athletes Sue NCAA over Licensing
NFL Saints Fight Over the Who Dat Phrase Cheer
Can the IOC Claim Ownership of Athletes Names?
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Copyrights
Copyright FAQ
Copying "The Catcher in the Rye"
The iPad's Potential Legal Problems
Plagiarizing ? If the President Can Do it, Why Can?t We?
Pirates in the Modern Age: Fraudulent Online Vendors
Small Business and Copyright Ownership
more about Copyrights
Patents
The Patent Process
Patents, DVR Wars and Recording Your Shows
Patent Rights vs. Patients' Rights
The America Invents Act: Whoever Files First Wins Big
Small Business and Patents
What Is Patent Infringement?
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Trademarks
Hilton, Trademarks and Not-So-Hot for Hallmark
Trademarks, Service Marks and Small Business
Counterfeit L'Oreal Products: eBay Not Liable
Trademark Licensing
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Intellectual Property Basics
Protect Your Business's Intellectual Property
Expect a Flood of New Domain Names
Preparing to Meet An Intellectual Property Lawyer
Trade Secrets
Intellectual Property: Meeting with a Lawyer
Intellectual Property: Selecting a Good Lawyer
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Q: Russell J Egan was my patent attourney, I can't find him. Can I apply for a patent with a different attourney?
Emmanuel Coffy

Answered 1 month ago by  Emmanuel Coffy

You can always continue to prosecute your application with a different attorney. You should search the U.S. Patent Office (USPTO) web site for your attorney current contact information before dec ...

Q: A Celebrity is using my federally registered trademark
Michael Roy Morris

Answered 4 months ago by  Michael Roy Morris

Assuming that you have a valid trademark, you may be able proceed against the infringing party or parties. How this is done depends on the nature of the mark and on the nature of the infringement. Yo ...

Q: How should I respond to a service mark infringement notice?
Michael Roy Morris

Answered 6 months ago by  Michael Roy Morris

There are a number of questions bundled into this one, so let me take them one at a time. I am assuming that when you say registered mark, you are refering to one that has been registered with the USP ...

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Guidelines for Protecting Proprietary Information

Blog posted 9 months ago in Business Lawyer, Contracts, Intellectual Property, Small Business Lawyer by Jake Posey

Proprietary information is business information that has independent economic value from not being disclosed to competitive businesses or the general public. Also called trade secrets, it can include ...

Applying Copyright Registration to Subsequent Works by the Author

Blog posted 11 months ago in Copyrights, Intellectual Property by Gerald Ray Prettyman

I received a call from a programmer asking whether the copyright registration of software written in one code language applies to the same program written in another code language. The answer was impo ...

Intellectual Property Protection

Blog posted 11 months ago in Business Lawyer, Intellectual Property, Small Business Lawyer, Trade Secrets by James H. Gulseth

What Every Startup Founder Needs to Know About Intellectual Property Protection Most startup entrepreneurs aren’t the least bit concerned about intellectual property protection. That’s a b ...

Trademark Issues: A Cheat Sheet for Entrepreneurs

Blog posted 11 months ago in Business Lawyer, Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property Licensing, Small Business Lawyer, Trademarks by James H. Gulseth

Understanding trademark issues isn’t easy. Today’s post will give you a quick overview of some issues that entrepreneurs and established businesses face when establishing and keeping trade ...

Describing An Invention Part 2

Blog posted 11 months ago in Intellectual Property, Patents by Gerald Ray Prettyman

Part 2 of a multi-part series “Part 1” of Describing An Invention covered the purpose of a patent application (limited monopoly in exchange for complete disclosure) and the Brief Descripti ...

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