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Trademarking A Slogan
Trademarking A Slogan Slogans set a business apart from the competition, further solidifying the brand in the mind of potential customers and vendors. Trademarking a slogan protects a company’s intellectual property and increases its value. For help understanding your intellectual property rights, consider contacting the trademark attorneys at War IP Law, PLLC at 202-800-3754. What Is a Trademark? As the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) describes, a trademark is a word, phrase, or symbol that identifies goods or services and [...]
Valuation Of Intellectual Property
Valuation Of Intellectual PropertyIntellectual property (IP) assets include a variety of non-physical assets, such as patents, trademarks, copyrights, industrial designs, and trade secrets. IP assets can represent a significant portion of a company’s value, and the accurate valuation of intellectual property assets is key in determining the company’s overall value. These valuations can also influence several aspects of a business transaction, such as the sale price, nondisclosure agreements, and share ownership. At War IP Law, PLLC our team of dedicated [...]
Challenges Of Selling Intellectual Property Rights
Challenges Of Selling Intellectual Property Rights According to the International Trade Administration, intellectual property (IP) includes an individual’s or entity’s creations, such as images, symbols, logos, art, literature, and inventions. Discovering the challenges that may arise when selling IP rights can help the owners to overcome them. If you have questions about selling intellectual property rights, consider contacting an experienced IP lawyer from War IP Law, PLLC, by calling (202) 902-6362 to schedule a consultation. https://youtu.be/KmnqNHC3Zm0 Understanding Intellectual Property [...]
The Myth Of The 30% Rule In Copyright Law
“MYTH BUSTING” stamped on a brown envelope with the stamp. The Myth Of The 30% Rule In Copyright Law When creating original works in the forms of music, art, novels, and even computer software, creators must avoid using the work of others. Unfortunately, creators often fall for the myth of the 30% rule in copyright law, believing that they may use the work of another person as long as a third of the work is changed. This fictitious [...]
