Irvine, CA
Intellectual property Lawyer at Irvine, CA
Practice Areas: Intellectual Property, Litigation
This would be a close call. Assuming your application clearly describes investment advice and/or financial planning, and the other application...
Whether there is infringement is not just dependent on whether two names are the same or similar. Many other factors must be taken into account,...
Yes, you can. A copyright protects the expression of an idea, like the artwork of a logo. A trademark protects the "association" that customers...
Your attorney is right - but only partially. When you file a patent application you have a duty to disclose prior art to the patent office. That...
An inventor is one who contributes to the conception of the invention as defined in the claims. An attorney can help an inventor write the...
The obligation to continue to pay licensing fees depends on the provisions in your licensing...
You can describe other patents in your application but you are not obligated to do so. However, you do have an obligation to disclose known prior...
Not necessarily. Dead only refers to the application. The applicant may still exist and may still be using the...
Whether trademark infringement can exist depends on a number of factors, including geographic locale and similarity of business, among...
Probably a non-disclosure agreement will suffice, but you can consider filing a provisional patent application as well. This could better ensure...
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