Intellectual Property Law
How Can OnlyFans Stars Protect Themselves Legally?
Is Onlyfans Safe for Creators? When setting up an OnlyFans account, not many people think about it as a business
Eric Gros-Dubois
June 11, 2021
Intellectual Property Law
Intellectual Property Law
What type of copyright protections are available when publishing works online?
Copyright protection is automatic once you create an original work, which can range from musical work, artistic, literary or any
Aviv Asoulin
June 7, 2021
Intellectual Property Law
Can a Logo be Copyrighted and Trademarked?
A logo can be protected by both a copyright and a trademark. To understand the difference between the two forms
Eric Gros-Dubois
June 1, 2021
Intellectual Property Law
Registering Marks with “.com” After Recent Supreme Court Ruling
A domain name is the web address that identifies a website. Any website with a “.com” will be the domain name for that website. While trademarks are federally registered through the USPTO, domain names for websites are registered through a domain name registrar.
Silvino Diaz
July 13, 2020
Intellectual Property Law
Damages for Copyright Infringement
Common law copyright protections have historically provided judicial recognition to creators of artistic and scientific works.
Eric Gros-Dubois
July 2, 2020
Intellectual Property Law
What is a Common Law Trademark?
A common law trademark is a right at common law to certain names, sentences or logos that you very often use in connection with your product. You can have common law trademarks rights without having your trademark federally registered. A common law trademark, however, can only be enforced within a certain area, where it is used.
Eric Gros-Dubois
June 25, 2020
Intellectual Property Law
What is the Penalty for Wrongly Using the (R) Symbol?
This symbol serves to signify that a particular brand is registered with the federal USPTO office. A simple application to have your trademark registered with the USPTO does not give you the right to use the ® symbol until the trademark has been officially registered.
Eric Gros-Dubois
June 24, 2020
Business Law
8 Consejos para Proteger tu Invento (Pt. 2)
#5 Solicitar una Patente es una Inversión en sí. Obtener una patente es un ejercicio de mostrarle al USPTO que
Silvino Diaz
June 22, 2020
Business Law
8 Consejos para Proteger tu Invento (Pt. 1)
La protección de los derechos sobre inventos, procesos, fórmulas y diseños le corresponde principalmente al régimen de Patentes. Las patentes forman parte del régimen de Propiedad Intelectual, donde se encuentran además: los derechos de autor; las marcas; y los secretos comerciales. Estos 4 campos están relacionados, pero no son lo mismo. Cada uno protege distintos aspectos de las creaciones humanas.
Silvino Diaz
June 22, 2020
Intellectual Property Law
Cómo Vender Diseño (Pt. 2)
Establece tu “rate” por hora: uno que cubra tu tiempo, materiales y toda la operación, salvando un porcentaje de ganancias. Cuando halles este número, podrás presentar con confianza ante cualquier cliente. No se trata de improvisar, se trata de cononcer tu “rate” por hora, y estimar a base de eso. Cobra a base de lo que cuesta toda la operación, porque de otra forma ese costo saldrá de tu ganancia.
Silvino Diaz
June 18, 2020