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 | Protecting Your Business Name on the Internet
Maria Crimi Speth; Jaburg & Wilk, P.C.; Legal Alert/Article November 20, 2009 As the Internet continues to evolve and advance, business owners must give increased attention to protecting their business name and reputation as well as increasing their presence and accessibility online. Make sure the domain names you want are yours before your competitor takes advantage of your... |
| Trademark Owners Beware of Chinese Domain Name Marketing Ploy
Maria Crimi Speth; Jaburg & Wilk, P.C.; Legal Alert/Article November 20, 2009 Let's face it, some marketing ploys are pretty clever and some unwanted emails are brilliantly disguised as valid e-mails. One genre of clever marketing emails are those that make you feel that if you do not act, and act quickly, a third-party company is going to grab your trademark and domain name... |
| Protect Your Image
Maria Crimi Speth; Jaburg & Wilk, P.C.; Legal Alert/Article November 20, 2009 This article describes how a business should choose and develop an image that is unique and identifiable while taking measures to protect that image in order to be successful. |
| Tacking Standard "Exceedingly Strict", says Ninth Circuit
Aaron Johnson, Howard J. Shire; Kenyon & Kenyon LLP; Legal Alert/Article November 20, 2009, previously published on October 28, 2009 In One Industries LLC v Jim O'Neal Distributing Inc (Case 08-55316, August 24 2009), the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has observed that the standard for tacking marks to claim priority based on the date of first use is "exceedingly strict" and very rarely met. |
| Protect Your Artwork
Jaburg & Wilk, P.C.; Legal Alert/Article November 20, 2009 This article describes how artists can protect their most valuable assets, their creations, from ending up as someone else's product, marketing piece or website without the artists's permission and without the artist ever earning a royalty. |
| Trademark Monitoring Made Easy
Sharon R. Sprague; Jaburg & Wilk, P.C.; Legal Alert/Article November 20, 2009 This article discusses how business owners can protect their brand identity by suggesting easy ways to monitor their trademark. |
| Should I Register the Copyright on My Website?
Maria Crimi Speth; Jaburg & Wilk, P.C.; Legal Alert/Article November 20, 2009 Sometimes competitors are often interested in the same result without the same effort, so they might be inclined to swipe content from another competitor's website. Sometimes the infringer is simply ignorant of the copyright laws and in other cases, the infringer is fully aware that his conduct is... |
| Recent Guidance from the DOJ on Enforcement of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
Robert J. Cleary, Anthony Pacheco, Matthew S. Queler, Emily Stern; Proskauer Rose LLP; Legal Alert/Article November 20, 2009, previously published on November 2009 In the last couple of weeks, the Department of Justice has put the business and legal community on notice that the trend seen over the past years of vigorous enforcement of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) will be continuing for some time to come. The FCPA prohibits individuals and entities... |
| What Every Business Owner Should Know
Jaburg & Wilk, P.C.; Legal Alert/Article November 20, 2009 This article contains commonly asked questions about a company's intellectual property assets with answers and information every company should have to protect all of its assets. |
| Amendments to Local and Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Change Timing and Filing Requirements
Elizabeth A. Larsen, Eric A. Rice; Leonard, Street and Deinard, Professional Association; Legal Alert/Article November 20, 2009, previously published on November 10, 2009 New amendments to the Local Rules and Federal Rules of Civil Procedure will affect every matter heard in the District of Minnesota and other federal courts. Practitioners should be well-versed in the amended rules to avoid damaging procedural missteps. |
