Trademarks exist to protect a person's work. When a Colorado resident finds his or her trademark has been violated, an attorney with experience handling intellectual property litigation may be able to help one seek compensation for any resulting losses and put an end...
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Month: March 2020
Construction defect Q and A
Homeowners in Colorado expect their houses to be safe and free from defects when they take ownership. When it comes to new construction, this means they expect the builder to have done everything to code and to have used good quality products; and when it comes to...
Federal IP protection for state-approved substances
Historically, many patents relate to products aligned with state and federal regulations. However, entrepreneurs involved with industries related to the growth, manufacturing and distribution of a substance approved on the state level may question how to register and...
Have an intellectual property litigation question?
Do you have an intellectual property problem that you are not sure how to fix? If you do, you are not alone. This is something that numerous business owners in Colorado and elsewhere will face over the course of their careers. Unfortunately, intellectual property...
Construction defects Q and A
Building a home is an exciting, albeit expensive, and stressful process. When all is said and done, the hope is to have a house that is safe, well-built and meets one's needs/wants. Unfortunately, every year, numerous Colorado residents find construction issues with...
How to make sure a trade secret is actually a secret
The theft and misappropriation of a business’ trade secrets can be extremely harmful, potentially resulting in millions of dollars in damages. It’s important for anyone involved in operating a business to understand what actually constitutes a trade secret. Just...
How do you stop someone from stealing your intellectual property?
When you work hard to develop innovative ideas, you want to protect them. In fact, there’s a good chance your ideas may be the most valuable part of your business.As Forbes noted a few years back, intellectual property (IP) accounts for more than 80% of the...
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