What is meta tag trademark infringement? Discussion of meta tags and how website operators can engage in meta tag trademark infringement through insertion of third-party trademarks within website search optimization tags. Article by Klemchuk, LLP, a trademark litigation law firm.
Read MoreWebsite terms of use agreements set out the terms and conditions to which a website user must agree in order to use the website. Article authored by Klemchuk, LLP, an internet and commerce law firm.
Read MorePrivacy concerns arise where personal information is collected or stored. Website privacy policies should address how/what data is collected. Article authored by Klemchuk LLP, an internet and ecommerce law firm.
Read MoreTrade secret lawyers provide advice on protection of trade secrets through use of agreements and processes for maintaining confidentiality. Article by the IP law firm, Klemchuk, LLP.
Read MoreA copyright attorney can provide insight to benefits of copyright registration and create enforcement programs for protection of IP rights. Article authored by the copyright and IP law firm, Klemchuk LLP.
Read MoreProtection of trade secrets is necessary to preserve the competitive advantage inherent in the secrets as well as to maintain the IP rights.
Read MoreA trademark attorney can help businesses protect, register, and enforce trademarks, service marks, brand names, and trade dress IP assets. Article authored by the IP law firm, Klemchuk, LLP.
Read MoreFamous and trending brands are vulnerable to brandsquatting or username squatting on social media platforms. Articled authored by the trademark law firm, Klemchuk, LLP.
Read MoreEffective branding campaigns start with due diligence through a preliminary trademark search. Article authored by the intellectual property law firm, Klemchuk LLP.
Read MoreBefore adopting a company name, investing in a corporate name search is important to identify potential conflicts with third party entities and their trademarks. Article by Klemchuk LLP.
Read MoreInformation on U.S. trademark protection, common law and federal registration rights. Article authored by the intellectual property and trademark law firm of Klemchuk LLP.
Read MoreA non-compete lawyer can help owners prevent unfair competition due to misuse of trade secrets. Article authored by the IP firm Klemchuk LLP.
Read MoreThe Federal Circuit confirmed that a patent must satisfy a specific patent written description requirement to be valid. Simply describing the manner and process of making and using an invention will not suffice.
Read MoreTrademark questions arise with the Would You Rather mark and phrase. Article authored by the trademark law firm of Klemchuk LLP.
Read MoreIn Tiffany Inc. v. eBay, Inc., the U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals looked at eBay’s “generalized knowledge” of counterfeiting on its site and considered whether it should impose liability for contributory infringement.
Read MoreIn the world of design patents, looks are everything. That’s because a design patent protects only an article’s ornamental aspects, not its functional aspects.
Read MoreThe Copyright Act provides copyright owners with incentive to provide proper notice. That simple step could make a significant difference in the amount of damages that can be recovered from infringers.
Read MoreBimbo Bakeries USA, Inc. v. Botticella. Article discusses how departing employees may be bound from disclosing trade secrets to a new employer, even without a non-compete agreement, in certain circumstance.
Read MoreIn the case of Bid for Position, LLC v. AOL, LLC and Google, Inc., the company faced accusations that its online auction system infringed a patented method.
Read MoreV Secret Catalogue, Inc. v. Moseley, provides some guidance on how the owners of legitimate trademarks can protect their marks from dilution by tarnishment.
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