Intellectual Property Trends
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by Andrew Palmer
1M ago
How have recent advancements in technology changed the intellectual property landscape for clients nationwide and around the world? The IP landscape is constantly changing as technology advancements continue to shape the products and services consumers and businesses use and enjoy. Two decades ago, Napster and pirated MP3s disrupted and upended the music distribution model and, after copyright laws caught up and addressed online streaming, today’s music and video streaming platforms and revenue models emerged. Two years ago, the buzz was all about NFTs and what IP rights are implicated by dig ..read more
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Trade Mark Litigation in Germany: New Updates
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by Andrew Palmer
1M ago
What are the most common types of trademark disputes in Germany? Quite common are trademark infringement disputes involving the infringement of an older registered trademark by a younger trademark that is being used in violation of the law. As ownership of a trademark is determined on a first-to-file basis, it is therefore highly recommended to register trademarks for goods and services offered in Germany- after a thorough research whether the trademark is still available. German Trademark Law also provides protection of unregistered trademarks; however, the requirements for establishing righ ..read more
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) About Trademark Oppositions in Canada
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by Andrew Palmer
1M ago
What is a trademark opposition proceeding? Trademark oppositions are administrative proceedings managed and heard by the Trademarks Opposition Board. The purpose is generally for an individual, company, or organization, to challenge a trademark application of another party to prevent it from becoming registered. This is done to protect their own trademark rights that could be affected negatively by confusion in the marketplace with the applied-for trademark. Many businesses use the opposition process to stop competitors from obtaining the rights granted by registration to the exclusive use of ..read more
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Understanding Legal Rights and Protections in Savannah
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by Lawyer Monthly
2M ago
Whether it’s understanding property rights, tenant laws, or personal injury regulations, having the right guidance is crucial. One resource that residents can turn to is an attorney who is well-versed in local laws and can provide tailored legal advice and representation. Savannah, Georgia, is a city with a rich legal history and a dynamic legal environment. Its laws and legal protections are designed to ensure the safety, rights, and well-being of its citizens. From the intricacies of real estate transactions to the specifics of criminal law, understanding the legal framework is vital for ef ..read more
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Florida Copyright Protection
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by Andrew Palmer
2M ago
Navigating Copyright in a Digital Age: Insights from Augusto Perera, ESQ   Many companies are confused by the different types of copyright protection and what kinds of creations and materials it can apply to. What is copyright, what can be protected, and what can’t be protected in Florida and Nationwide? Copyright protection exists in original works of authorship fixed in any tangible medium of expression, now known or later developed, from which they can be perceived, reproduced, or otherwise communicated, either directly or with the aid of a machine or device. Works of authorship ..read more
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10 Common Legal Situations That Require Professional Advice
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by Lawyer Monthly
7M ago
Legal matters, ranging from personal injuries to business contracts, carry complexities that demand the wisdom and expertise of professionals. In these instances, seeking guidance from legal experts, like Attwood Marshall Lawyers in Australia, becomes imperative. These experts are well-versed in the multifaceted landscape of Australian law, and their knowledge spans a wide array of legal domains. Whether you are grappling with a personal injury claim, a family law matter, or criminal charges, skilled solicitors in Australia have the experience and insights to guide you. Their adeptness extend ..read more
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Protecting Sport and Entertainment Brands from Litigation
Lawyer Monthly » IP
by Stephen Townley
7M ago
Stephen Townley, a veteran of the sports and entertainment law sector, shares some of his unique insights in this feature. What do you perceive as some of the emerging litigation risks facing sport and entertainment brands today? In short: Environmental, social and governance risks (ESG); Likely increasing challenges to the ownership and exploitation of intangible assets as a result of the evolution in technology including generative AI; The ‘prune juice effect’ following maturity of business structures, which will result in likely changes in the content ownership model of intangible assets ..read more
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The Music Industry’s Biggest Copyright Battles
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by Oliver Sullivan
7M ago
The case is far from unique – it is even Sheeran’s second such copyright battle within two years. The music industry has seen many lawsuits waged over intellectual property, often making headlines by virtue of celebrity involvement and the far-reaching implications for copyright law they carry. In this feature, we take a look at some of the most high-profile of these cases and the impact they have had on the worlds of music and IP law. The Beach Boys vs. Chuck Berry (1963) As we begin our round-up of cases, it is worth repeating that copyright is distinguished from other forms of intellectual ..read more
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ROI in Establishing a Robust Freedom to Operate Program
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by Keith GIlman
8M ago
Intellectual property counsellor Keith Gilman speaks with us in this article, outlining the importance of freedom to operate investigations and what return on investment can be expected by companies that choose to pursue them. Most businesses familiar with the cost and disruption of a patent litigation – often costing millions of dollars each year for several years and uncertainty in the outcome – take steps to avoid or at least properly prepare for patent litigation as they develop new products or processes. The avoidance of patent litigation keeps employees focused on serving customers and ..read more
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5 Legal and Business Facts You Should Know
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by Lawyer Monthly
9M ago
However, many people usually consider and discover the legal part of business as they go. This can occasionally be a time-consuming engagement that depletes your client-development resources.  Additionally, failing to address some critical legal matters early enough can cost you millions or even your entire business. By meticulously addressing all aspects during your initial launch, you secure a promising future for your business, including potential continuity for generations to come, possibly extending to your children. The five key legal areas to consider when starting your business a ..read more
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