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SEARCHa. Search for any books, articles, paintings, music, choreography, sculptures, photographs, architectural design, drawings, jewelry, and/or other creative endeavor that may be protected through Copyright. b. Look for any trademark, whether registered or not, used in business by the partners c. Make a list of any patent applications, whether they have issued or not. d. Identify any trade secrets that are used in the business, including customer/suppliers lists, business methods, secret manufacturing/service processes, and the like. 2
LISTa. Be as specific; if necessary include photographs, videos, registrations, or anything that will uniquely identify the copyrightable asset b. Be specific; do not forget the logo, color, or music, which may be used to identify a business trademark. c. Be specific, include copies of the patent application, if not published yet, and the number if it has. 3
DRAFTa. Draft a section specifically addressing Intellectual Property assets. b. Include the lists you drafted in Step 2. Related Questions2 Attorney answers: 
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