You likely cannot avoid facing some competition when you enter your product into the market. But when your competition is practicing unfairly, such as infringing upon your trademark, this is when issues arise. Continue reading…
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If you are put in a situation where you have to defend against an unfair competition, copyright, or trademark lawsuit, you may require that your insurance company cover you for the legal expenses you have…
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Many companies have made the switch from traditional communications media (i.e., television, newspapers, etc) to internet-based media (i.e., websites) to share their information, resources, and services. This has come with the increased need to protect…
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The Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act (ACPA) prohibits cybersquatters who attempt to sell a domain name to a trademark owner or a third party. And so, if you are a trademark owner who believes a cybersquatter…
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You may choose to enter your intellectual property into a licensing agreement if you wish for another party to help you earn more profits. This is oftentimes seen as beneficial, except for when there is…
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You must know that your job is not over once you register your trademark. That is, what is equally important is protecting your mark from being infringed upon by competitors. This is because, if there…
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