Post-Merger Integration: Don’t Let IP Fall Through the Cracks **Attorney Advertising**

The champagne’s been popped, the deal is signed, and two companies are now one. But while everyone’s celebrating the merger, there’s crucial work to be done – especially when it comes to intellectual property. Too often, companies discover IP integration hurdles months after closing, leading to costly complications and missed opportunities. Why IP Integration Matters […]

Letters of Protest: Your Early Defense Against Problem Trademarks **Attorney Advertising**

You’re scrolling through trademark filings and suddenly spot it: someone’s trying to register a trademark that’s uncomfortably similar to yours, or perhaps one that’s clearly descriptive of the goods being sold. What can you do before this becomes a bigger problem? Enter the Letter of Protest – a powerful but often overlooked tool in trademark […]

Business Music Licensing: Are You Unknowingly Breaking the Law? **Attorney Advertising **

Picture this: You’re creating the perfect ambiance in your café, retail store, or office with your favorite Spotify playlist. Seems harmless, right? Here’s the reality check: if you’re using a personal streaming account for business purposes, you might be risking costly legal consequences. Understanding Music Licensing in Business When it comes to playing music in […]

Public Domain 2025: Your Creative Possibilities Expand **Attorney Advertising**

Remember when adapting classic works meant navigating complex licensing agreements? As we welcome 2025, a new collection of cultural treasures becomes freely available for creators of all types – from playwrights and filmmakers to artists and musicians. Understanding Your Creative Freedom The public domain represents our shared cultural heritage. When works enter this space, they […]