According to the U.S. Copyright Office, copyright protects various forms of created works from being used without the direct permission of the copyright holder. Without this type of protection, the exclusive rights to choose how to display, distribute and reproduce a...
Pretrial injunctive relief explained
When it becomes known that a patent has been infringed, businesses do not have to simply accept the infringement until the courts run through their processes and come to a verdict. Instead, affected patent owners can seek temporary relief from the infringement. At...
Sharing electronic media often illegal
Despite the popularity of the act, sharing electronic media, including books, movies and music, without the express consent of the copyright holder is illegal. Both California and Federal law have addressed the issue, but it remains one of the largest forms of piracy...
What is patent infringement and how do I know if I’m a victim?
If you have a patent, you should be aware of what constitutes infringement of your patent and how to identify its occurrence. According to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, patent infringement may happen when someone makes, sells, uses or offers to sell a patented...
Basics of the Lanham Act part 2
In a previous post we discussed some of the basic tenets of the Lanham Act, which provides trademark protection for those marks used in interstate commerce. However, the act also has provisions regarding the remedies that mark owners may pursue if and when their...
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