Is it Infringement? Common Trademark Misconceptions
There are a lot of common misconceptions about what qualifies as true trademark infringement. But the reality is that U.S. trademark law is highly nuanced...
There are a lot of common misconceptions about what qualifies as true trademark infringement. But the reality is that U.S. trademark law is highly nuanced...
Holiday joy can quickly become a season of headache and contention for brands and companies when it comes to intellectual property. Many of the iconic...
The terms “copyright” and “trademark” are thrown around a lot when people talk about intellectual property protections, but many people either get them confused or...
In 1970, when Congress passed the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO), most Americans were familiar with the famous movie mobster Rico Bandello from...
Businesses risk a great deal when they share their trade secrets with employees or other individuals and entities—like franchises, business partners, or potential buyers. These...
Small and medium-sized businesses make up the majority of companies in America today. Their work is critical to the economy, but they often lack the...
Working remotely, the gig economy, and contract work is increasing exponentially. Companies from many different business sectors are all filling in labor gaps with gig or contract workers....
Foundations The first thing to realize about intellectual property law is that it is mostly a fabrication. It is a bundle of legal rights regarding...
No matter what kind of Colorado business you own, you have valuable information you need to protect whether you realize it or not. Frequently referred to as...
Your Colorado business may not be on par with Coca-Cola, Krispy Kreme, or the New York Time's Best Seller List, but that does not mean you do not have valuable business information to...
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