With the explosion of social media and the relative ease at which anyone can share content at the press of a button, copyright lawyers have found that their services are needed more than ever.
Read MoreNDAs should be used whenever you or any members of your team are planning to discuss aspects of your company, designs, products, plans or ideas with anyone outside the company.
Read MoreThis article provides tips for lawyers to implement systems to manage projects, stay on top of tasks, and delegate work to team members in the simplest, most effective method discovered by Darin M. Klemchuk.
Read MoreAt Arizona State University, a patent lawyer set up a grant to help the Barrow Neurological Institute protect medical innovations and allows medical residents to create prototypes for medical devices in the neurology field.
Read MoreA software license agreement is a legal agreement outlining the rights and responsibilities between the owner of software (the “licensor”) and a person or business wanting the right to access or use the software (the “licensee”). Get key provisions essential in a software license agreement.
Read MoreA software reseller agreement is a legal agreement outlining the rights and responsibilities between the owner of software (the “publisher”) and a person or business wanting the right to sell or license the software to third parties (the “reseller”). Read for tips on drafting software reseller agreements.
Read MoreA Website Development Agreement is an agreement between a company desiring to have a website developed or modified (the “client”) and a person or company that will be handling the development (the “Developer”).
Read MoreThe Software, App & Video Game Entrepreneur (“SAVaGE”) Knowledge Base is part of a series of articles written and published by Jim Chester that advises start-ups, entrepreneurs, and emerging software, app & video game developers, publishers, distributors and similar companies regarding their core legal issues.
Read MoreThe Supreme Court validated Inter Partes Review in Cuozzo Speed Technologies v. Lee. Cuozzo presented the Supreme Court with two questions - whether patent holders can seek judicial review of the PTO’s decision to institute a review and whether the case questioned the standard involved for evaluating patent claims in challenged patents.
Read MoreTrade secret indemnity represents provisions placed in a contract that protects one party against potential loss through insurance or protection provided by the other contracting party.
Read MoreDomain name indemnity broadly refers to protection provided via contract for one party by the other party in order to make the first party whole in the case that loss, breach of contract, or failure to perform occurs.
Read MoreCopyright indemnity generally refers to provisions placed in a contract agreement pertaining to copyright rights that are written to insure one party against foreseeable loss or risk.
Read MoreGet sample software indemnity clauses essential in software contracts. Software indemnity broadly refers to legal protection provided through contractual means that allows one party to insure or protect the other party against loss.
Read MorePatent indemnity refers broadly to legal protection provided contractually by one party to the other to secure against a potential or anticipated loss.
Read MoreSecondary liability in the trademark context is a judicially created doctrine that has evolved, and continues to evolve, through case law over the last century. Read for a through discussion of vicarious and secondary trademark liability, including online marketplace, affiliate marketers, search engine companies, internet websites, and internet search providers
Read MoreIndemnification agreements serve as powerful risk-shifting tools that can be utilized in a myriad of circumstances, ranging from personal injury to patent infringement and other intellectual property issues such as copyright indemnity and trademark indemnity.
Read MoreThis articles examines cases addressing different aspects of the non infringement warranty under the Uniform Commercial Code Section 2-312 also referred to as the “warranty against infringement.”
Read MoreThis article discusses indenmification clauses that are ubiquitous risk-shifting tools in commercial contracts, and whether an "indemnify and hold harmless clause" is redundant or adds additional protections.
Read MoreIP indemnification clauses are common in agreements where one party wishes to shift certain risks to another party associated with patent infringement, trademark infringement, copyright infringement, trade secret misappropriation, software issues, or some other intellectual property (IP) related risk.
Read MoreThe filing of a patent application and the continued maintenance of a patent can be daunting for the inexperienced. Many companies, innovators, and inventors often fail to recognize the importance of hiring an experienced patent attorney.
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