Intellectual Property Archives

browse by topic:

Taco Tuesday and the Shelf Life of a Trademark

The term “Taco Tuesday” has been getting tremendous attention lately. Including a globally recognized basketball icon and an internationally franchised restaurant chain. What has all the fuss been about? Intellectual property and trademark laws surrounding a...

USPTO Scams: What They Are and How to Spot Them

Numerous private companies are masquerading as the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) in an effort to trick applicants and registrants into paying fees or agreeing to unauthorized services. These scams have been increasing, and the USPTO has warned to...

What eCommerce Sellers Should Know About European Regulations

The eCommerce Seller EU Legal Strategy I am just finishing my third trip to Europe in less than a year, where I have been spending time building my connections with EU business and IP attorneys and accountancies. Obviously, major eCommerce sellers are paying attention...

Will the Copyright Office’s AI Authorship Policy Affect Your Brand?

The U.S. Copyright Office (USCO) released a statement in March outlining its stance on copyright protections for AI-generated works. As the number of applications involving the use of AI increases, the USCO found it necessary to provide guidance on registering...

Risk Management For eCommerce Sellers

It’s clear that eCommerce is more than just a passing fad. eCommerce has become the core business model for most retail companies. Online shopping has evolved to comprise a large percentage of most businesses’ sales, and this is only growing in a post-pandemic world....

Featured on Lawyer Monthly – The Rise of Influencer Marketing

I am pleased to share my new article on 'The Rise Of Influencer Marketing: How To Protect Your Company’s Liability,' which is featured in Lawyer Monthly. According to mediakix.com, there are between 3.2 million and 27.8 million influencers on Instagram, YouTube,...