Navigating Intellectual Property Challenges in New York
Intellectual property (IP) licensing is a crucial aspect of modern business that allows companies and individuals to profit from innovation without relinquishing ownership of their creations.
Under the Copyright Act, a copyright holder has the exclusive right to reproduce the copyrighted work in copies or phono records.
For startup founders and small business owners, the process of developing IP (particularly patents) can seem daunting. However, acquiring IP through licensing can be the boost that your business needs.
The legal test to determine trademark infringement relies on two elements: 1. The trademarks are entitled to trademark protection (that is, the trademarks are validly registered and are active)
Short answer: Yes and No. Here’s why the short answer includes “no”: One thing to know is that federal law does not by itself create trademark rights.
A Standard Essential Patent (SEP) refers to an invention that is critical to a standard for interoperability of (typically) electronic devices. These standards are adopted by standard setting organizations (SSOs)
We’re here to guide you through trademarks, patents, and everything in between.
