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The visual appeal of a product is often just as important as its functionality. But when it comes to design, it is not always easy to draw a clear line between what is unique and what might unintentionally infringe on someone else's intellectual property. Design...
When someone creates a new product or process, they can apply for a patent. A patent gives them the sole authority to make, use and sell their invention for a limited time. In a business setup, when businesses fail to patent their work, they expose their innovative...
The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) may refuse trademark registration if they found any grounds for “likelihood of confusion” during clearance searches. This exists when an applicant’s mark and a pre-existing application or a registered mark are so...
Entering into a business can open a lot of opportunities. On top of getting your brand out to the public, you also get the chance to meet other business owners, especially within the same industry. But while having a healthy industry relationship is ideal, competition...
Intellectual property is a vital part of any business's strategy for success. Some organizations hinge their success on their intellectual assets. Unfortunately, they can be left defenseless from misappropriation and theft without the proper precautions. This is...
Protecting a brand is akin to protecting the company's image, work and reputation. Business owners use these brands to convey the vision behind their products and services and once consumers and media pick up on the brand, it can already be hard to forget. But while...
Kentucky businesses invest a lot in their technological innovations, and it can be a disaster when another company comes along and copies their work. It's important that they to protect those innovations through intellectual property law. While businesses in all kinds...