For the last two decades organizations have spent a significant amount of time and resources developing an online presence that embodies their corporate goals, motivations and ideals. Unfortunately, the digital arena is so crowded that competitors will often...
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What happens after I submit my patent application?
Getting an idea for a new product is exciting. While you might be unsure of where it will lead or whether it will succeed, moving forward with your plans and design is part of the thrill of being an inventor. As you move forward with your idea, the patent application...
What is the Internet of Behaviors (IoB)?
Not long ago, we started hearing the simultaneously vague and specific-sounding term "Internet of Things" or IoT. This term means to describe the internet-connected smart-gadgets that can support our lives is now joined by another term that means one thing but seems...
When is my patent official?
Sometimes the patent application process can seem confusing. While the idea might be yours with no similar ideas to threaten your patent, waiting for official word that you have a patent can be frustrating. During the application process, you may start to wonder what...
Should I send my product idea directly to a manufacturer?
It can be an exciting moment when you realize a product can be more helpful. The product might be something you enjoy using or something you need, but always wished was a little better. You might see an alternative market that a manufacturer could reach or a way to...
Sports, students and intellectual property protection
College athletes have new opportunities ahead of them. In addition to the chance to play for a school team, sports participation on a collegiate level could open doors for earning potential. The NCAA’s recently approved name, image and likeness (NIL) policy is a...
Who owns a picture?
From the time we are children, we go through the experience of getting pictures taken. It often starts with baby pictures and school portraits and transitions into corporate headshots and holiday cards. Both the photographer and the subject are essential to the...
4 ways to prevent insider trading
An insider can put a company in trouble if they trade its securities after learning important information about the company. The law considers an insider to be anyone who owns more than 10% of a public company’s shares. This means that not only board members can...
How do trade secrets, patents and copyright differ?
Protecting your intellectual property (IP) is crucial for content creators and business owners. Without protections in place, you could find your life's work stolen before you know it. There are many different avenues that you can take to protect your ideas and...
Embezzlement: a key prosecutorial white collar crime focus
Any representative list of so-called “white collar” crimes will invariably be lengthy and marked by highly differentiated activity. A general online overview of the topic spotlights wrongdoing relevant to the following financially motivated behaviors: Ponzi schemes...
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