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Protecting Your Intellectual Property: Key Measures Against Potential Infringements
For innovators, entrepreneurs, or business operators, a significant portion of your efforts is likely devoted to crafting unique products and services. However, with innovation comes potential intellectual property (IP) infringement. As per the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office, more than 85% of novice inventors have encountered unauthorized duplication of their inventions. As such, it's crucial to safeguard your invention to avoid potential legal complexities and retain control over its use and profit generation. In this article, we'll explore necessary actions when encountering infringement on your IP rights— offering you peace of mind that your hard work is protected!
Sheeran’s No Piggy Bank: Victorious After Six-Year Suit
The headline-grabbing copyright infringement lawsuit was filed in 2017, but it took approximately six years to make it to Manhattan federal court. Last Thursday, it took a total of 2 hours and 30 minutes to reach a final decision regarding the alleged copyright infringement.
Prepare & Protect Your Company: A Guide To Dealing With a Patent Summons
When you’re planning to launch a new business or product, it is essential that you protect any intellectual property involved in the venture. Patents can help guard your creativity and innovation, but they also might put you at risk of receiving a patent summons – an indication that someone believes their idea has been infringed upon.
US Copyright Office Clarifies Position on AI Authorship
The U.S. Copyright Office has weighed in with formal guidance on the copyrightability of works whose generation included the use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools.