In our previous post, we discussed the importance of front-end intellectual property (IP) protection and seeking legal counsel to help build out a strategy to best navigate the intricate IP landscape.

Historically, there has always been a need to protect one's intellectual property rights. Harvard Law School notes that the discussion about intellectual property doesn't stop at mere trademarks but ...

Sung-Nam Kim and Gavin Healy of Kim & Chang provide a comprehensive guide to the system for the prosecution of trade marks Korea has adopted a registration system (as opposed to a use system) for the ...

Juan Vanrell of Vanrell discusses the interplay between trade mark registration and use, and looks at differences in the way Latin American countries treat the issue Unfortunately for many of us, the ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Historically, there has always been a need to protect one’s intellectual property rights. Harvard Law School notes that the discussion ...

This policy summarizes the rights and responsibilities regarding intellectual property created, owned, used, or disseminated by the International Society of Automation, ensuring that its intellectual ...

Whether protected through copyright, trade secret, trademark, or patents, software technology companies depend on IP more so than perhaps any other business type in history. It is surprising, then, ...