Is Franchising right for you?
Let’s begin with the basics. To understand what we’ll be talking about in this blog post, you must first know
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September 26, 2017
Intellectual Property Law
Check out this treaty that protects your trademark further!
The Madrid Protocol treaty permits holders of U.S. trademark to extend their trademark rights globally into over 80 countries by
EPGD Law
September 11, 2017
Help! I’m liable for trademark infringement!
Although corporate officials often underestimate the degree of liability that could befall them when performing corporate duties and responsibilities, there
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September 4, 2017
For the musicians in life!
When considering copyrighting a musical work, it is important to distinguish between a musical composition and a sound recording, which
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August 28, 2017
WIPO and what it does for your brand!
Business and commerce is becoming more and more globalized. Concomitant with this increase in globalization, intellectual property needs more protection,
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August 21, 2017
Trademarks: Contested v. Uncontested
Some may assume that once a federal trademark registration is obtained it grants the exclusive right to use the mark
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August 11, 2017
Federal Intellectual Property – What you should know about securing a judgement.
Federal law does not preempt state law, and the financing statement of a federal trademark should be filed with the
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August 3, 2017
R is not for railroad or movie ratings…
One of the easiest ways to protect your brand is to Trademark it. Keeping that in mind, it is unlawful
EPGD Law
July 29, 2017
EPGD’s 10 Steps to Start A Business
As times change, businesses change as well. We’ve seen a boom in entrepreneurial businesses throughout South Florida. If you find yourself feeling the bug, here are EPGD’s 10 simple steps to starting your own business.
Eric Gros-Dubois
July 5, 2016
Business Law
What is a DBA?
It is important to note that a fictitious business name is not the same as a trademark. Entities like trademarks, service marks, corporations, and limited partnerships are legal names. In contrast, the registration of a fictitious business name does not create any exclusive ownership rights, nor does it reserve the name against future use.
Eric Gros-Dubois
July 5, 2016
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