Essentially, registering your trademark represents a critical asset for your business. With this, your trademark's goodwill represents the inherent value your mark has on your business. Continue reading to learn more about trademark goodwill and…
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When you are completing your trademark application, you must confirm that all the information provided is accurate and true. This is because the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) may take any inconsistency as…
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If you have opted for insurance coverage of your intellectual property, then this may work in your favor if you were to ever have to defend against infringement claims. Though, you must make sure that…
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When it comes to your intellectual property, you cannot deny the power that the digital landscape has to support it. But with this great power comes a great risk of violating a law, whether it…
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Having a website may be very important for the success of your business. With this, you may need to register a domain name, which is a unique name that is associated with an IP address.…
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A licensing agreement is a contract between you, a licensor, and another party, a licensee, that permits them to use your intellectual property. For starters, this agreement should state exactly what property can be used…
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When a copyright infringement allegation is made, it is a difficult situation for both parties involved. Notably, the Ingber Law Firm has experience on both sides of this case. Continue reading to learn what defense…
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As the owner of an original work, you are granted legal rights of protection under Copyright Law. More specifically, a copyright is a type of intellectual property that protects your original work as soon as…
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When you go to register your mark, you are essentially asking the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) to protect your mark from any unauthorized use. This may be vital to the success of…
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Registering your business' trademark can be powerful, as it will create a designation that distinguishes your product or service from that of a competitor. Whether you wish to trademark your business' name, logo, symbol, color,…
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You likely cannot avoid facing some competition when you enter your product into the market. But when your competition is practicing unfairly, such as infringing upon your trademark, this is when issues arise. Continue reading…
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If you are put in a situation where you have to defend against an unfair competition, copyright, or trademark lawsuit, you may require that your insurance company cover you for the legal expenses you have…
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Many companies have made the switch from traditional communications media (i.e., television, newspapers, etc) to internet-based media (i.e., websites) to share their information, resources, and services. This has come with the increased need to protect…
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The Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act (ACPA) prohibits cybersquatters who attempt to sell a domain name to a trademark owner or a third party. And so, if you are a trademark owner who believes a cybersquatter…
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You may choose to enter your intellectual property into a licensing agreement if you wish for another party to help you earn more profits. This is oftentimes seen as beneficial, except for when there is…
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You must know that your job is not over once you register your trademark. That is, what is equally important is protecting your mark from being infringed upon by competitors. This is because, if there…
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You are not required to register your original work. However, when you do so with the United States Copyright Office, you will be afforded certain protections. Such protections can be enforced in a United States…
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Before establishing your trademark, you may have conducted extensive research to ensure that it would distinguish your products or services from your competition. So, you may be taken aback if you have been accused of…
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There is nothing wrong with your business having some healthy competition. But when you believe that your competition is getting ahead in the market through deceptive means, then this can pose an issue. Continue reading…
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At a retail store, you may see a hat with the logo of your favorite team (i.e., NFL team) or you may see a shirt with the logo of an iconic corporate entity (i.e., Coca-Cola).…
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You may think your intellectual property insurance policy will come in handy in the unfortunate event that you are involved in a lawsuit. However, these policies are typically vague and broad in their language, and…
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The internet is considered a type of intellectual property. And further, the content that exists on the internet is also considered a type of intellectual property. You must understand the full breadth of internet intellectual…
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If you have created, discovered, or invented something new, you must ensure that it is protected from infringers or otherwise your competitors. Importantly, you are not expected to do this alone. Instead, it may be…
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If you have a creation, discovery, or invention that can become a potential profit for you or your business, then you must do everything in your power to guard it. This is because it is…
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When you have a business, you must undergo the process to obtain a trademark. This process entails registering your trademark with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). While this process may take a…
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Establishing a copyright is possibly the most important initiative you can take to protect your work. So when it gets copied by another party, this can be devastating. Continue reading to learn more about what…
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In a highly competitive marketplace, disputes over intellectual property are bound to occur. Such disputes do not necessarily have to go to court. But with so many other legal options at your disposal, it may…
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With the rise of businesses entering the internet space, domain names have become very important for conveying brand names and brand images alike. This is why if you notice any domain name squatting or website…
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You may be in the midst of litigation proceedings if you are disputing a registered or unregistered trademark. Or, it may be because you have been accused of copyright infringement or believe your copyright has…
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It is not rare for a business to primarily rely on its confidential intellectual property to build its success. So, if you find yourself in a situation where your business's intellectual property becomes compromised, you…
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While many people find social media to be a beneficial tool, using it during your pending intellectual property litigation can damage your claim. For more information on why you should avoid social media during your…
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A licensing agreement is considered critical for today's business owners, as it allows them to capitalize upon and exploit their intellectual property rights. But with this, these agreements have become more complex and challenging over…
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While you may have heard of trademarks, it is also important to understand trademark registers. Continue reading to learn the two types of trademark registers and how an experienced New Jersey trademark lawyer of The…
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Copyrighting something you created is probably the most important step you can take to protect it. Read on to discover how copyrights work, how to obtain one, and how a seasoned New Jersey copyright lawyer…
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While you can undergo the trademark process alone, it is not always recommended to do so. Rather, it can be extremely beneficial to work with a U.S. trademark attorney who is well versed in the…
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If you have an idea that has the potential to make you or your company a profit, it may be in your best interest to protect it in any way you can. Such protection ensures…
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Suppose you are undergoing an intellectual property lawsuit. In that case, whether it be defending against unfair competition, copyright, trademark, or otherwise, you must understand the extent to which your insurance company will cover your…
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Under the Patent Law of the United States, there are three types of patents that are recognized. Each type protects a specific type of discovery or invention and has different eligibility requirements. For more information,…
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It may be possible that your business' success relies entirely on its confidential intellectual property. So when that property is compromised, the repercussions can be quite damaging. If you believe a competitor has done something…
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If you own a website, you may be prone to a domain name dispute. These disputes can either regard you objecting to another party's domain name or receiving an objection concerning your domain name. Regardless,…
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As companies rely heavily on the revenues and royalties they receive from licensed products, they place great importance on the underlying protection of the intellectual property itself. Whether your business owns the intellectual property or…
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To put it simply, a trademark gives your business protection against the unauthorized use of your mark. But to legitimately enforce this legal protection, you will have to register the trademark with the United States…
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While no application or registration of a work is required, when you register your work with the U.S. Copyright Office, protection for your work can be enforced in a U.S. court. The copyright registration process…
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If you need an Essex County, New Jersey intellectual property lawyer for advice regarding your insurance coverage or assistance through an IP litigation matter, you've come to the right place. Read on and contact Ingber…
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INTRODUCTION TO INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW FOR GENERAL PRACTITIONERS Reprinted from Traps For the Unwary Practioner by Mark J. Ingber, Esq. Trademarks In addition to patent protection, your client can also rely, to a certain extent,…
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