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Protecting a trademark does not stop at registration. In many cases, the real work of safeguarding this particular kind of intellectual property interest begins when another business starts using a confusingly similar name, logo or brand identity. For trademark...
A company's trade secrets may be among its most valuable intellectual property. Unlike copyrighted original creations, patented products or trademarked logos, trade secrets are often not eligible for formal registration. Companies do not want to disclose trade secrets...
There are several valuable types of intellectual property (IP) that businesses may want to protect. Companies that invest in professional branding may register a formal trademark that represents their brand to consumers. Organizations may also have specific...
Business contracts should make standard business operations relatively predictable. Organizations hire workers or service providers to perform critical functions for the company. They lock in prices and delivery dates with vendors. They negotiate leases or license...
Many companies conduct business-to-business (B2B) operations. Instead of marketing products to consumers or providing services to individuals, they manufacture products that companies use or provide services for other organizations. B2B operations can be predictable...
There are several different kinds of intellectual property protection available to creators and businesses. Trademarks are one form of potential intellectual property protection. Trademarks allow a company to control the use of an image, symbol, word, phrase or logo...
Business lawsuits have a tendency to become very complicated quite quickly. Minor details in a contract or business arrangement can have major implications on legal proceedings. Franchises, which involve investors buying into a business opportunity with an established...
In regards to intellectual property, the term trade secret holds significant importance. It refers to a form of intellectual property that comprises information, practices, processes, designs, formulas or any data that gives a business a competitive advantage....
Restrictive covenants can sometimes be controversial, but they are often necessary for the protection of a business's intellectual property. Trade secrets, in particular, are often vulnerable not only due to the risk of employee disclosures but also because of what...
For many entrepreneurs starting out with their first enterprise, the notion of filing a trademark for their business is not among their priority list of things to do for the success of their business. However, filing a trademark is incredibly crucial step towards...