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INTANGIBLE PROPERTY
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IP attorneys advise on patents, trademarks, copyright, designs, and trade secrets — from filing and registration through disputes, licensing, and enforcement.
We also support IP analysis, prior-art review, and rights strategy.IP attorneys handle patents, trademarks,
designs, and copyright — from filing
through disputes and enforcement.
We also support IP analysis
and prior-art review.
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Across intellectual property,
teams draw on deep filing and dispute experience
with coordinated 1–20 attorney IP teams
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Guidance on copyright, patents, trademarks,
and other IP procedures and disputes
Intellectual property infringement covers unauthorized use of patents, trademarks, copyright, and related rights, with civil and, in some cases, other legal consequences.
Copyright claims arise when protected works are used without permission. Registration, evidence, and damages strategy all shape how a dispute is handled.
Patent rights generally take effect upon grant and registration. Counsel can help with patentability, prosecution, and how those rights are enforced.
Trademark claims often turn on likelihood of confusion and unauthorized use of a protected mark. Early strategy can limit brand damage.
Patent rights are territorial. PCT and national-phase filings are common paths for protecting an invention in more than one country.
Unfair competition rules can reach look-alike branding, trade dress, and other deceptive practices that sit alongside trademark law.
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Intellectual Property / Technology
USPTO Representation Eligibility : Korean Patent Attorneys
A Korean patent attorney cannot represent an inventor before the USPTO based solely on Korean professional qualifications. A Korean patent does not automatically protect an invention in the United States. Before pursuing a U.S. patent application, check the Korean filing date, the applicant's ownership records, and the representative's USPTO registration. A patent search should also address patentability separately from patent infringement risks.
Intellectual Property / Technology
Inventory and Content After Termination: Licensing Legal Advice
Licensing legal advice after termination depends on sell-off rights, lawful resale, and whether permissions to use protected content survive.A distributor may still hold branded inventory after its manufacturing rights expire. Some goods may qualify for resale, but that does not authorize new production or unrestricted use of promotional materials. The termination date and surviving obligations determine how the business must handle remaining assets.
Intellectual Property / Technology
Software License Transfers After Acquisitions: How a Licensing Law Firm Reviews Them
Licensing law firm attorneys assess whether software license transfers require vendor consent under contract terms or federal copyright law.Buying a company's servers does not necessarily authorize continued use of its software. A stock purchase may leave the licensee unchanged, while an asset purchase may require an assignment. Buyers must also check whether post-closing users and systems fall within existing permissions.
Intellectual Property / Technology
Outage and Termination Fees: How a Telecommunications Law Firm Reviews Them
Telecommunications law firm attorneys assess SLA credits and cancellation rights separately because outages do not automatically void exit fees. A customer may qualify for a credit on one circuit while owing charges on another. Repeated-failure clauses, written notice, and cure periods affect cancellation rights. An FCC claim requires a separate statutory violation rather than a missed uptime target.
