Discover the significance of World Intellectual Property Day and its role in fostering innovation and creativity. This year's theme, "IP and Music: Feel the Beat of IP," highlights the impact of intellectual property on the music industry. Learn about the importance of IP rights in protecting creators and promoting economic growth.
Read MoreInnovation is the lifeblood of any successful entrepreneur, inventor, or small business owner. In a world where ideas are the currency of the future, safeguarding your intellectual property is crucial. Patents offer a robust way to protect your inventions ensuring that your hard work and creativity can't be exploited by others. This article will guide you through the essentials of patents, from understanding what they are to the application process and the benefits they offer.
Have you ever wondered how to protect your groundbreaking idea from being copied or stolen?
Read MoreNavigating the patent process can be confusing but with the right guidance, you can secure exclusive rights to your invention.
Read MoreIn this blog post, we delve into the complexities of copyright infringement, exploring its definition, consequences, and strategies for prevention and response. Whether you're a seasoned creator or a budding entrepreneur, understanding how to safeguard your intellectual property rights is paramount in an increasingly interconnected world.
Read MoreWhen it comes to protecting your inventions, understanding the importance of intellectual property protection is key. By obtaining a patent for your idea, you ensure that your hard work and innovation are legally protected.
Read MoreWith the rapid pace of technological advancements and market changes, companies must prioritize fostering innovation as an everyday practice while protecting their intellectual property through IP law. By understanding the value of innovation as part of daily operations and taking the necessary legal measures to protect it, businesses can ensure long-term success and profitability in the dynamic marketplace.
Read MoreWhen starting a business, you need to protect your intellectual property from other businesses or individuals. The most common type of intellectual property most businesses seek to protect are trademarks. The purpose of registering a trademark is to distinguish your brand, products, or services from similar ones, and to protect your business name, logo, jingles, slogans, and any other aspects of your business that may be unique. Learning the basics of trademarks is an important first step for any business.
Read MoreIf you're considering working with an Intellectual Property (IP) attorney or IP Law Firm, you may be wondering what to expect. IP attorneys, also known as patent attorneys, are lawyers who specialize in intellectual property law and can help you protect your ideas, inventions, and business interests. Here, we'll take a look at what you should know when working with an IP lawyer.
Read MoreThis article examines the effect of innovation on sales figures for startups. For startups aiming to establish themselves in their industry, it is crucial to understand that innovation is the key to their success. It is commonly believed that companies that do not innovate are at risk of failure. Thus, when entering a market dominated by long-established companies, it is essential for startups to differentiate themselves from the competition through innovative practices to ensure their survival.
Read MoreBased in Omaha, Nebraska, our Intellectual Property law firm is dedicated to excellence and innovation. Our team of IP professionals caters to diverse IP legal needs, building lasting client relationships through ample expertise and industry knowledge.
Read MoreTrademark Registration is a great way for a new business to hit the ground running. Registration creates brand recognition for the service and goods your business provides while protecting your rights from infringement. It is a great marketing strategy to build a reputation for your business to be recognized both in the industry and by future employees and customers. In this article, we'll dive into the importance of trademarks, the types of IP they apply to, and the benefits of seeking timely trademark protection.
Read MoreEstablished by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) in 2000, World Intellectual Property Day is celebrated annually on April 26th to raise awareness about the importance of intellectual property (IP) and its vital role in driving innovation and creativity. This special day provides an opportunity for individuals and organizations worldwide to celebrate the achievements of creators and innovators while also emphasizing the significance of intellectual property law in safeguarding and promoting their creations.
Read MoreWorld Book and Copyright Day is a globally recognized annual event that takes place on April 23rd. Established by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in 1995, this day celebrates the importance of books and reading while also raising awareness about the protection of intellectual property rights.
Read MoreIn honor of Nebraska’s #1 industry, agriculture, we explored what established and new players in The Good Life state are doing to leave their mark in a field as old as humankind. AgTech incorporates the use of aerial images, GPS technology, robots, and artificial intelligence (among others) into agricultural applications. These technology advancements allow producers to be more efficient, profitable, and conduct their farming operations in a safer manner, for both workers and the environment.
Read MoreAs we commemorate International Women's Day, it is important to recognize the contributions of women to multiple fields through their intellectual property. Read our blog post about eight notable women inventors who have left their mark on history.
Read MoreAs an IP law firm, we recognize the importance of UNESCO’s proclaimed World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development in celebrating the critical role of engineers in achieving sustainable development goals. The theme for this year is "Engineering innovation for a more resilient world".
Read MoreOne of the most significant benefits of registering your copyright is that it provides you with the legal standing to pursue infringers in court. If you choose not to register your work for copyright, you will still have rights to your creation, but you will not have the same level of enhanced protection. Additionally, registering your copyright also provides evidence of your ownership to the works in the event of any legal disputes.
Read MoreIt is very common to hear in the news or social media about famous works entering the public domain. When some of these very well-known works reach this stage, many questions arise regarding what can or can’t be done with said works. In this blog post, we’ll dive into what the public domain is, opinions surrounding it, requirements, and other key pieces of information regarding derivative works and copyright.
Read MoreThe human intellect can create amazing things, and when those creations have a tangible or intangible value it is important to understand what rights creators have, as well as the tools available to protect those creations.
The time, effort, human genius, financial investments, and all-around resources that go into a unique creation are important to consider when determining how intellectual property protection can best serve the creator/inventor.
Read MoreMeet Kevin West, Founding Partner and Patent Attorney at Advent. We sat together to get to know a little bit more about Kevin and learn about what sparked his interest in Intellectual Property as well as what technologies he’s most excited about and more!
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