How Long Does Bankruptcy Appear on a Credit Report?
Having a favorable credit report is important. A good credit score determines whether you qualify for secured and unsecured loans and the interest rates you will pay for using someone else’s money....
View ArticleWhat to Do If You Suspect a Patent Infringement
In the United States, patent laws are designed to protect an inventor’s exclusive rights to sell, make, use, or import their invention for a particular period. When a person violates your rights as a...
View ArticleS.2774 – Pride in Patent Ownership Act
The Senate Judiciary Committee has scheduled this bill https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/senate-bill/2774 for discussion Thursday December 15, 2022. Introduced in Senate (09/21/2021) Pride...
View ArticlePreparing for Bankruptcy
The word “bankruptcy” brings a lot of not-so-positive connotations, but in reality, this could be the best choice for you and your family. However, because there’s so much negative discourse about it...
View ArticleWhat You Need to Know About Tortious Interference
A tort is a civil wrong as opposed to a crime, which is a violation of a criminal statute. Tortious interference is a civil wrong involving a third party who interferes in your business dealings and...
View ArticleThe Elements of a Patent Infringement Claim
Are you worried that your patent might be infringed upon? If so, it’s important to learn more about the process of patent infringement and what elements must be proven to file a successful patent...
View ArticleWhen Is Filing Bankruptcy a Good Option?
Bankruptcy offers a promising solution for individuals and business owners who are overwhelmed with debts or going through financial distress to achieve debt relief. However, when considering...
View ArticleThe Importance of a Prototype
If you’re an inventor or an innovator in your field, you know how important it is to clearly express your ideas to others and also how important it is to protect your Intellectual Property (IP). One...
View ArticleIndustry Leaders Reflect on Bayh-Dole at 40
“[T]he [Bayh-Dole] Act was the ‘most inspired piece of legislation to be enacted to America over the past century’ and … was a single measure that helped ‘reverse America’s precipitous slide into...
View ArticleCAFC Affirms District Court Judgment on Coffee Cartridge Patents
“Questions of whether an accused patent infringer’s conduct was “egregious behavior” or “worthy of punishment” are not appropriate for jury consideration, agreed the CAFC. Nonetheless, it considered...
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Part II Taylor Swift
The Swift-Braun Dispute: Intersection of Artist Rights and Rights of Publicity (ROP)! Rights of Publicity (ROP) Definition Rights of Publicity refer to the right of an individual, including musicians...
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AI-Assisted Inventions and USPTO’s New Inventorship Guidance: What It Means...
The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) recently unveiled groundbreaking guidance on inventorship for AI-assisted inventions, marking a significant milestone in the evolving landscape of...
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Trademark Strategies for Business Growth: Unlocking Brand Power
Trademark Strategies for Business Growth: Unlocking Brand Power Introduction: In the fierce arena of modern business, a strong brand is not just an asset; it’s a weapon. Trademarks, the legal...
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The Role of Intellectual Property (IP) in Scaling Your Small and Medium-Sized...
Introduction: For small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) navigating the competitive waters of the global market, intellectual property (IP) stands as both an anchor and a sail. In this digital age,...
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Corporate Cooperation in Bribery Cases: Lessons from SAP SE’s $220 Million...
Introduction: The recent $220 million settlement by SAP SE with the U.S. Justice Department, addressing allegations of bribing foreign officials, underscores a critical aspect of corporate compliance...
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Revolutionizing Trademark Disputes: How Neuroscience Can Validate Consumer...
Introduction: In the intricate dance of trademark law, consumer surveys have long been a cornerstone for demonstrating confusion between similar products. However, the credibility of these surveys has...
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Cybersecurity and IP: Protecting Your Business in the Digital Age...
Introduction: In an era where digital innovation is at the heart of business growth, cybersecurity, and intellectual property (IP) protection have become inseparable allies. The fusion of these...
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New Government Guidance on AI Inventions: The Crucial Role of Documenting R&D
Introduction: The rapid evolution of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is not only reshaping industries but also redefining the landscape of intellectual property (IP) law. Recent government guidance on...
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Copywrite vs. Copyright: Navigating the Waters of Creativity and Protection
Introduction: In the digital age, where content creation and innovation are at the forefront of business and creativity, the terms “copywrite” and “copyright” often emerge in professional discourse....
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Balancing Cost and IP Protection for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs)
Introduction: In a world where innovation is the currency of success, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) often find themselves in a precarious situation: how to protect their intellectual...
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