Intellectual Property Law
Can BRAT Green be Trademarked?
What are the requirements for colors to be trademarked? A trademark serves as a source identifier for goods or services.
Silvino Diaz November 13, 2024
Intellectual Property Law
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Intellectual Property Law
Copyright: Here is What You Need To Know to Protect Yourself and Your Work
What is a copyright?
A copyright is a legal right bestowed by the federal government that shields creators from specific unauthorized actions involving their original creative works. The types of creations eligible for this protection are outlined in the Copyright Act of 1976.
Eric Gros-Dubois August 2, 2024
Intellectual Property Law
Is There a Time Limit for Copyright Damages?
Is There a Time Limit for Copyright Damages?
Silvino Diaz July 10, 2024
Intellectual Property Law
Trademark Law: USPTO’s Critical Consideration of Relatedness
The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) plays a crucial role in protecting trademarks. A key factor in trademark
Eric Gros-Dubois June 26, 2024
Intellectual Property Law
Can I Still Take a Hot Girl Walk? The Consequences of Trademark Infringement
What is happening with the Hot Girl Walk mark? You have probably heard the term “Hot Girl Walk” and maybe
Eric Gros-Dubois June 26, 2024
Intellectual Property Law
A Legal Guide to Successfully Protect Your Board Game
Creating any game, like a board game, is a process filled with creativity and innovation. Once the idea is cemented
Eric Gros-Dubois May 17, 2024
Intellectual Property Law
Can I Trademark My Social Media Account Names?
What can I trademark? The US Patent and Trademark Office allows essentially anything that distinguishes a brand to be trademarked.
Eric Gros-Dubois October 19, 2023
Intellectual Property Law
How Can I Protect My Content On Social Media?
Who owns content when it is shared on social media? When you share content on social media, you still own
Eric Gros-Dubois October 18, 2023
Intellectual Property Law
Can I Copyright My AI-Generated Work?
As an artist, it is important to protect your hard work from those who may want to make a profit
Eric Gros-Dubois March 10, 2023
Business Law
What Counts as Unfair Competition by Former Employees
Everyone has the right to form new businesses and enter the marketplace, including your previous employees. But problems arise if
EPGD Law March 6, 2023
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