Equifax Breach Exposes Risks in Using Open Source Software
In the wake of the Equifax data breach having exposed the sensitive information of over 140,000,000 Americans, many individuals are… Read More
Category: Intellectual Property
Supreme Court: First Amendment Protects “Disparaging” Trademarks
Since its enactment as the basic federal law on trademarks in 1946, the Lanham Act has prohibited the registration of… Read More
Cyber Insurance: A Necessary Shield Against Digital Infiltration
The threat of a cyber-attack is hardly virtual. From covertly installing malware that holds a victim company’s data hostage, to… Read More
Social Copycats: Is a Social Media User Infringing On Your Intellectual Property Rights?
Social media platforms present a great opportunity for brands to gain visibility and attract followers. But what if another user… Read More
Copyrights Don’t Last Forever—Not Even For Mickey Mouse Or “Happy Birthday”
Copyright expiration is a deadline that demands your business’ attention. Because copyrights last for decades, monitoring their expiration dates often… Read More
Are Your Trade Secrets Gone Without A Trace?
Trade secret misappropriation presents a significant concern for companies. Pilfered trade secrets can have devastating effects on a company's business,… Read More
Congress Introduces New Legislation To Halt Patent Trolling
Are patent trolls hurting your business’ bottom line? Whether you are a large publicly traded company or a small privately… Read More
Reality Check: What Marcus Lemonis Learned About Purchasing Intellectual Property That Your Business Should Too
Entrepreneur and reality television star Marcus Lemonis, host of CNBC’s The Profit, has learned a tough lesson about contract law.… Read More
