An ancillary practice area to IP law is information technology (IT) law. Generally, everyone that uses a computer has IT law issues... Read More

Intellectual property rights can yield significant returns on investment when properly created, maintained, enforced, leveraged, and managed. Developing a strategy to accomplish... Read More

Intellectual property is an intangible asset, and valuing IP is an important component when determining proper royalty rates and other terms of... Read More

Once intellectual property rights have been established, whether they are patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, or any other assets, intellectual property owners... Read More

The law of trade secrets protects confidential ideas, information, processes, patterns, plans, devices, formulas, and other business “know-how” from being improperly divulged... Read More

The law of unfair competition generally relates to commercial law and includes many components having intellectual property connections. Many issues pertaining to... Read More

Copyrights protect works of authorship and are generally limited to the manner of expressing the works, but not the idea or information... Read More

Trademarks are intellectual property rights, which can be granted by state or federal government agencies, or they may exist through common law... Read More

The United States government grants exclusive rights to individuals who have created an invention. These exclusive rights are called patents and are... Read More