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How can I preserve profits in innovation?

On behalf of Kenneth I. Gross & Associates | Jan 7, 2021 | Intellectual Property Rights

A creative thought process lays the foundation for every endeavor. Whether you launch a new product, write a screenplay or develop a fine-tuned sales system, you would be wise to secure intellectual property (IP) rights. Despite the various forms of legal IP...

How can I protect my intellectual property?

On behalf of Kenneth I. Gross & Associates | Jan 4, 2021 | Intellectual Property Rights

Intellectual property factors into every brand on the market. The conception of a new product, the logo representing it and the background music advertising it all require the use of a creative thought process. Therefore, there exists the opportunity to secure legal...

What is the difference between Creative Commons and copyright?

On behalf of Kenneth I. Gross & Associates | Nov 16, 2020 | Intellectual Property Rights

If you have your own business in California where you produce unique projects or ideas, you may have already done some research on trademarks and copyright. Copyrighting your products is a way to protect them from being unlawfully copied or plagiarized.  For example,...

Some entertainers must take their IP to the mat

On behalf of Kenneth I. Gross & Associates | Sep 11, 2020 | Intellectual Property Rights

A vital part of developing your brand is securing trademark protection. A unique name or symbol, for example, can distinguish your company from another, as consumers correlate a particular product with its source – preferably, your business. If you question the...

Two interesting cases of intellectual property infringement

On behalf of Kenneth I. Gross & Associates | Apr 28, 2020 | Intellectual Property Rights

From toys to technology, there is intellectual property in every industry. Learning from infringement cases that have costed multi-millions can help you make smart business choices. Intellectual property includes copyrights, trade secrets, trademarks and patents. No...

Stan Lee’s estate files lawsuit over intellectual property

On behalf of Kenneth I. Gross & Associates | Oct 11, 2019 | Intellectual Property Rights

The daughter of Spider-Man co-creator Stan Lee has filed a lawsuit against his business associates in a California federal court. As Lee’s sole heir and estate trustee, she accuses business people running POW! Entertainment of misleading her father into...

An overview of copyright law

On behalf of Kenneth I. Gross & Associates | Sep 13, 2019 | Intellectual Property Rights

When an individual creates something in California or any other state, it is possible that it will be covered by copyright. According to copyright law, anything that is an original creation recorded on a fixed medium can be eligible for such protection. Examples of...

Attitudes vary about intellectual property rights

On behalf of Kenneth I. Gross & Associates | Aug 26, 2019 | Intellectual Property Rights

Intellectual property rights are critical to many California businesses, especially those that are involved in some kind of creative or technical enterprise. According to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, industries where intellectual property is critical...

Ferrari owners warned about posting photos of their cars online

On behalf of Kenneth I. Gross & Associates | Aug 14, 2019 | Intellectual Property Rights

Ferrari owners in California and around the country often post photographs of their cars on social media, but they may be wise to think carefully before doing so if the images involved could be construed as portraying the brand in a negative light. The iconic Italian...

Appeal decision of copyright infringement suit

On behalf of Kenneth I. Gross & Associates | Jul 22, 2019 | Intellectual Property Rights

California residents who are interested in intellectual property matters should be aware of a ruling of the United States Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. The court rejected in part and affirmed in part the dismissal of a district court regarding the allegations of...
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