Intellectual Property
Copyright Law: What Intellectual Property is Protected?
Copyright law protects original works of authorship that are fixed in a tangible form of expression, but it does not protect the underlying ideas, systems, methods, or procedures behind those works. In this SmallBizTrends article, Ashley Dobbs explains that copyright protection can apply to a wide range of business assets, including articles, blogs, books, software, maps, marketing materials, podcasts, photographs, presentations, training materials, and websites. The article emphasizes that…
September 13, 2012
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Bean, Kinney & Korman Clients Win Summary Judgment in Trademark Infringement Case
Attorneys William Krebs, Christopher Glaser, and Heidi Meinzer won summary judgment in the Eastern District of Virginia for game manufacturer Imagination Entertainment, defeating all trademark infringement claims over the dice game "Left Center Right" at the trial court level.
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