Intellectual Property
Protect your work from copycats. Learn the difference between trademarks, copyrights, and patents so you can safeguard your intellectual property.
How Long Does It Take to Register a Trademark?
Once you have a name, slogan, logo, or phrase for your product or service, file a trademark application as soon as possible, as it often takes a year…
What Is a Trademark Auction?
Trademarks are valuable intellectual property but finding a buyer for your mark can be tricky. Auctions are a great tool for finding buyers but…
When Do I Need a Trademark Lawyer?
You can apply for a registered trademark on your own, but the expense of hiring a trained and licensed trademark lawyer may outweigh the potential…
How to Purchase an Existing Trademark
Need a trademark ASAP? Consider buying an existing one. But before you get your wallet out, make sure you understand how to decide if it's right for…
What the Copyright Alternative in Small-Claims Enforcement Act Means for Small Businesses
If you are a small business creator with copyrighted works, the CASE Act provide you with a new tool to safeguard your intellectual property.
An Overview of Intellectual Property Rights
Whether you want to protect your own work or stay on the right side of the law when using someone else's work, here is a rundown on the different…
Securing Copyright Protection: The Importance of Doing Your Research
If you want to apply for copyright protection, you need to conduct a copyright search. This article explains how you should conduct a search if you…
Avoid Rejection: 5 Mistakes That Could Work Against Your Trademark Application
Trademark applications can be complicated. Learn about common application mistakes to ensure that your application is approved.
Should Your Nonprofit Register a Trademark?
Registering a nonprofit trademark might seem unnecessary. It is easy to assume that having a common law trademark will protect your brand. But this…
The Importance of Trademark Protection
If you are not already thinking about trademark protection for your business, you should be. If you have been neglecting this aspect of your business…