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Trade dress infringement can happen when another seller copies the overall look of a product or its packaging in a way that is likely to confuse buyers about the source. A counterfeiting claim is a separate, often more serious legal claim that applies when someone...
Trade secrets can represent some of a company's most valuable assets. Customer information, pricing strategies, proprietary processes and confidential technology may give a business an advantage over competitors. When a former employee takes this information to a...
Patent ownership in a joint development venture usually depends on two things: who actually contributed to the invention and what the agreement says about ownership rights. If those answers do not line up, the parties may end up fighting over who can file, license or...
For local business owners in Georgia, the legalization of Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) deals can open up exciting opportunities. Partnering with local athletic talent can skyrocket your brand’s visibility while building deep roots in your community. However, these...
You spent time building a name customers recognize. Seeing another company use something similar can feel frustrating, especially if customers start asking whether the two brands are connected. A similar name does not automatically mean infringement. However, it can...
Finding copied software, a similar logo or a product that looks too close to yours can make you want to act fast. A cease-and-desist letter may help stop the problem, but it can also escalate the dispute. Before sending one, you should review your rights, organize...
Whether your company created a mobile application or algorithm, protecting intellectual property (IP) is essential. Developers and tech companies often struggle to determine which legal protection applies to their products. Copyright and patent law both protect IP,...
Trade secrets often serve as the 'secret sauce' behind a business’s success. When someone takes this information without permission, it can devastate the company. In Georgia, you have specific legal pathways to address this through both state and federal law. What...
Forming a business partnership can accelerate innovation and growth, but it also comes with risks. Partnership disputes typically arise when ownership over proprietary assets is not clearly defined. Whether you develop technology or designs with a partner,...
If you develop software, your code reflects time, creativity, and business value. When others copy it without permission, that value can drop quickly. Georgia law and federal rules provide several ways to protect your code and reduce misuse. Understand how copyright...