While cyber-crime in California can come in many forms, distributed denial-of-service attacks are an exceedingly common method that can be used to prohibit access to…
On Behalf of Peterson Watts Law Group, LLP | Apr 15, 2016 | Intellectual Property Litigation When starting a company, it can be exciting and…
The leaking or misuse of vital company secrets has the potential to harm your Sacramento business. If a former employee uses what he or she…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
A key way in which cyber criminals gain the information they use to perpetrate their crimes in California is through data breaches. According to the…
Cyber crimes are any undertakings that use the internet or other computer technology as a means of committing a crime. Interpol reports that cyber crimes…