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Using Design Patents for Cannabis Products

Justin R. Jackson, Litigation, Peacock Law P.C. Counsel

There are a number of means to protect cannabis-related intellectual property.

Is Your Ownership Agreement Fair to Everyone?

Justin R. Jackson, Litigation, Peacock Law P.C. Counsel

There are a lot of factors that must be considered when creating an ownership arrangement.

Going Global – 5 Issues to Consider

Justin R. Jackson, Litigation, Peacock Law P.C. Counsel

Whether your company is expanding its operations abroad or planning growth within the United States, obtaining IP legal counsel well in advance is a wise move.

To Include or Not Include a Non-Compete Clause in Your Agreement?

Litigation, Peacock Law P.C. Counsel

It may be wise to take a step back before drafting and sending that letter or email. While cease and desist letters serve a legitimate function, a poorly crafted demand, or one based on claims that cannot be supported, can do much more legal harm than good.

Before You Send a Cease and Desist

Litigation, Peacock Law P.C. Counsel

It may be wise to take a step back before drafting and sending that letter or email. While cease and desist letters serve a legitimate function, a poorly crafted demand, or one based on claims that cannot be supported, can do much more legal harm than good.

Global Trademark Strategy

Commercialization, Copyrights, IP Trade Secrets, Justin R Muehlmeyer, Litigation, Patents, Trademarks

“Intellectual property” is a category of rights protecting commercially valuable products of the human intellect. It includes patents, copyrights, trademarks and trade dress, trade secrets, and publicity rights. Intellectual property is a form of personal property that can be bought, sold, licensed, and abandoned.

What You Need to Know

Commercialization, Copyrights, IP Trade Secrets, Litigation, Patents, Trademarks

“Intellectual property” is a category of rights protecting commercially valuable products of the human intellect. It includes patents, copyrights, trademarks and trade dress, trade secrets, and publicity rights. Intellectual property is a form of personal property that can be bought, sold, licensed, and abandoned.