Website Terms of Use and Privacy Policy: When Is It Time to Update? @lizerbramlaw breaks it down for us in our July income report >> https://t.co/GvzqH4c8xx
New Blog Post: How to Respond to a Trademark Office Action
If the USPTO rejects your application, it's not necessarily over. In this post, I explain the basics and how to respond to common rejections.
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The CARES Act makes $350 billion available to business owners as an emergency, 100% forgivable loan. Listen to my podcast where I describe how it works and how - click below or search for Products of the Mind wherever podcasts are found: https://t.co/niaS2ckFG8
I'm reviving my Products of the Mind podcast feed to provide info to business owners during the coronavirus crisis. You can keep up with this feed by searching for "Products of the Mind" on your favorite podcast app or at https://t.co/XsnxZWeNrv https://t.co/XBwIIoMuHd
People who are famous have good reason to protect their names. Names can be pseudonyms, like "Lady Gaga", or other appellations, such as Sussex Royal, and trademark law is one way to protect a name. Learn more in my latest post on Celebrity Trademark Law. https://t.co/tvFOyIXwaL
A recent report provides insight into the world of trademarks and the news isn't all good: while the number of trademarks is increasing, trademark infringement is also on the rise. But there are ways to stay ahead of the competition and minimize risk. https://t.co/y6WFm1zn82
Non-Disclosure Agreements, or NDAs, are one of the most common types of business documents. The purpose is simple: to prevent one party from disclosing the confidential information of another party. Learn more about NDAs and who should sign them. https://t.co/thxrPkoK1a
California's new consumer privacy law, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), goes into effect on January 1, 2020. Does every business need to comply with CCPA, and what is required to be in compliance? https://t.co/OZgnkrGQos
The counterfeit industry is reportedly worth $1.2 trillion per year. That’s trillion with a “T”. Trademark owners can do something to combat counterfeits though: they can register their trademarks with U.S. Customs. Here are 5 steps to take. https://t.co/wjuMzZbziI
Sponsorships are a common form of advertisement on social media. Anyone who is or works with a sponsor should have a written agreement that describes the terms of the relationship. Learn the top 5 things that belong in these agreements. https://t.co/qEyb0B8lFi
Are you familiar with AB5? This CA legislation may redefine who is classified as an employee vs independent contractor. Learn why this may be important for your business. https://t.co/OK43t31H9X
There are a lot of circumstances when a well-crafted waiver document will be an asset for your business. A waiver is simply an agreement whereby someone agrees not to bring a legal claim in the case of a loss or injury. Learn more in my blog. https://t.co/ZgAJB31XWB