A company's domain name may be one of its most valuable digital assets. Customers may use it to find the business, purchase products, communicate with employees and confirm that they are dealing with a legitimate organization. When someone compromises the integrity of...
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Who owns intellectual property created by employees?
Business owners invest significant time and money into helping their companies grow. Whether it’s developing new products, marketing campaigns, software or proprietary processes, intellectual property (IP) provides a competitive edge vital to business success. But...
Typosquatting can be a form of trademark infringement
Brand recognition is important for a company’s success. When consumers recognize the name of a business or its most popular products, brand loyalty often follows. Companies with successful brands often trademark logos and brand names to prevent infringement by...
Responding to a domain name dispute
As an online entrepreneur, your domain name is a vital asset that represents your brand and online presence. However, while it may seem a distant possibility, disputes over domain names can arise. When it does, it can potentially jeopardize your business. The Uniform...
Should I add intellectual property provisions in contracts?
In any business transaction or collaboration, it is vital to establish clear ownership and rights over intellectual property (IP). Contracts provide a formalized structure for addressing IP-related matters. It ensures that parties are protected and have control over...
