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Canada hasn’t revised its trademark laws since 1952, but this year, new Canadian laws will go into effect that will not only address changes in technology and the trademark needs that come with those advancements, but also will make Canada’s trademark laws more...
As the founder of a business, you have a vested interest in making sure that you protect the stock and equity that you have in that business. As a founder, you have what is commonly referred to as “founder’s stock.” So what is founder’s stock exactly? In general,...
When you’re laying a strong legal foundation for your business, it’s important that your attorney understands you, your business plan, and financials. Why? A business’ legal issues don’t exist in a vacuum; they’re impacted by everything from benchmarks to financing....
We’ve discussed why your company website or app needs a privacy policy (hint: because if you’re collecting personal data, even just email addresses for your newsletter, you’re legally required to have one!). But what about one of those “terms of use “ or “terms and...
Does your company have a website or mobile app? Are you collecting personal data from website visitors? If the answer is yes, then you are required by law to have a privacy policy. What is a privacy policy? A privacy policy (also often called a privacy notice or...
When I was in law school, I learned to apply legal precedents to individual cases (“fact patterns”) to best advocate for clients—we didn’t even brush on how to best give guidance or advice. As we are known as “counselors at law,” I find this lack of educational focus...
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Podcast Summary: EmergeCounsel's founding attorney Steve Weigler and Joe Valley with "The Quiet Light" Podcast discuss why trademarks matter and how to get them. Clicking the link above you will access the full episode, transcription of podcast, and more information...
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You Snooze, You Lose What Every Entrepreneur Needs to Know About Securing Intellectual Property Looking for a guide to building an intellectual property strategy and protecting your vital business assets? Download “You Snooze, You Lose: What Every Entrepreneur Needs...
Oh, No! There Was an Issue With My Trademark Application? Was there a problem with your trademark application? Are you dealing with confusing questions about securing a trademark? Then check out our free eBook: "Oh No! There Was an Issue with My Trademark...
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EmergeCounsel has a long standing and close relationship with A+ Colorado, an organization focusing on the evaluation and advocacy for district-level decisions, policies, and approaches to impact student achievement primarily in Denver Public Schools. Our very own...
EmergeCounsel is proud to announce our newest flat-fee offering: trademark services for Amazon sellers wishing to take advantage of Amazon's Brand Registry 2.0 and protect their products and intellectual property from counterfeiters,...
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You have probably seen the website pop ups, “do you accept these cookies?” or even heard California and the EU have created privacy laws. Why should your company care about privacy when you are not based in Europe or California? The Laws Probably Apply...
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You have probably seen the website pop ups, “do you accept these cookies?” or even heard California and the EU have created privacy laws. Why should your company care about privacy when you are not based in Europe or California? The Laws Probably Apply...
Recently, I was looking at the names of “The World’s Most Innovative Companies” in FastCompany magazine (March/April 2021) and noticed something. Almost every one had an arbitrary (not related to the good or service e.g. Apple for computers) or fanciful (made up like...
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You have probably seen the website pop ups, “do you accept these cookies?” or even heard California and the EU have created privacy laws. Why should your company care about privacy when you are not based in Europe or California? The Laws Probably Apply...
Recently, I was looking at the names of “The World’s Most Innovative Companies” in FastCompany magazine (March/April 2021) and noticed something. Almost every one had an arbitrary (not related to the good or service e.g. Apple for computers) or fanciful (made up like...