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Trade secrets are the lifeblood of many businesses, granting them a competitive edge. Kentucky recognizes the importance of protecting this confidential information. But what happens when a shareholder, someone with a financial stake in a company, breaches that trust...
A trademark is a vital tool that businesses can use to protect their brand identity and distinguish their products or services from those of competitors. However, unscrupulous individuals or companies may engage in various types of trademark infringements which can...
When it comes to intellectual property law, it’s important to remember that there is often one main goal: preventing consumer confusion. In order for consumers to make fair and accurate decisions about how they want to spend their money and what they want to buy, they...
Trademark infringement is when another company uses trademarked material without express permission. For instance, a company may make cheap sunglasses and then put the logo of a famous sunglasses company on their products. They’re just trying to trick consumers into...
A trademark offers numerous benefits to businesses. However, it is often associated with misconceptions. Misinformation about trademarks can cause business owners to make costly mistakes. The following are three trademark misconceptions: Having a trademark means one...
Building a brand is a complex process that requires business owners to navigate numerous laws. A key aspect of this process is establishing and protecting your trademarks. But what happens if another entity starts using your trademark? You might think it's always...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing how we live, impacting writing, education and even legal battles. In photography, AI helps create and edit images, but it raises questions about who owns the copyright. People wonder about images solely generated by AI and...
Developing a unique name, logo and/or other branding mechanisms covered by the law of trademarks is crucial in business. Your customers can recognize your product or service when they see your trademark. But another company can copy it, which can be confusing to your...
A lot of work goes into a company’s brand identity, and trademarks are part of that – but it’s not enough to just register your mark with the government. You may also have to defend it against future challenges and enforce your rights. That’s not always easy. A...
Your customers recognize your product or service through your business's name, logo, color combinations or any other unique symbol (trademark). These set your brand apart in the market. Your trademark is linked to your company's reputation. Therefore, if someone uses...