IP Tips For Startups (Video)

A surname may be an economic good, function as a company or trademark. Let us check what the law tells us about the legal status of a surname as a personal good...

In the construction industry, success is nowadays less often determined only by the lowest price or deadline. Technology has become a new field of competitive struggle, as it dictates the conditions on construction sites. Practice shows that it is the patents that increasingly often determine who can build, sell, and make money from innovations, and who will be forced to pay high compensation for violating someone else's rights

In December 1901, King C. Gillette sent a patent application to the US Patent Office. This invention has changed the face of personal hygiene around the world.

The automotive market has long been among those most exposed to counterfeits, from spare parts to diagnostic devices. The issue rarely ends with a mere loss of sales.

More often it is a seemingly simple design solution, a new way of connecting elements, a feature that supports user development or an improvement that reduces the cost of production or facilitates sales.

In the chemical industry, work safety is primarily associated with standards, procedures and regulatory obligations.

The market for toys and licensed products is one of the most dynamic segments of the creative economy. On 1 January every year, more works from pop culture and other areas enter the public domain, creating huge commercial opportunities for entrepreneurs.

While watching the Olympic Games, the focus is on the athletes, the records and the medals, the cameras show us the driving dynamics, the precision of the movements and the emotions of the competition.

Can the promotion of luxury brand replacements be a violation and lead to legal liability? What actions can the manufacturer of goods take when they notice an incentive to buy a cheaper equivalent?

Imagine a crowded train station filled with noise, conversations, and echo. Suddenly, you hear an emergency warning.

A surname may be an economic good, function as a company or trademark. Let us check what the law tells us about the legal status of a surname as a personal good...

In the construction industry, success is nowadays less often determined only by the lowest price or deadline. Technology has become a new field of competitive struggle, as it dictates the conditions on construction sites. Practice shows that it is the patents that increasingly often determine who can build, sell, and make money from innovations, and who will be forced to pay high compensation for violating someone else's rights

The use of new technologies, including artificial intelligence, has become common due to the acceleration of creative processes, reduction of costs and the ability to quickly create content. In addition to these benefits, however, there are serious abuses by commercial entities, especially against people who enjoy public trust, such as doctors, whose authority is sometimes used in advertisements for commercial products, including dietary supplements.

In December 1901, King C. Gillette sent a patent application to the US Patent Office. This invention has changed the face of personal hygiene around the world.

Everything looks promising in the laboratory. The formulation meets the assumptions, the parameters are within acceptable limits, and the test reports are consistent. However, the final verdict will not be made in the laboratory. The real test of technology is production: working at full scale under pressure from time, costs, and regulatory requirements.

More often it is a seemingly simple design solution, a new way of connecting elements, a feature that supports user development or an improvement that reduces the cost of production or facilitates sales.

In the chemical industry, work safety is primarily associated with standards, procedures and regulatory obligations.

The market for toys and licensed products is one of the most dynamic segments of the creative economy. On 1 January every year, more works from pop culture and other areas enter the public domain, creating huge commercial opportunities for entrepreneurs.

While watching the Olympic Games, the focus is on the athletes, the records and the medals, the cameras show us the driving dynamics, the precision of the movements and the emotions of the competition.

Can the promotion of luxury brand replacements be a violation and lead to legal liability? What actions can the manufacturer of goods take when they notice an incentive to buy a cheaper equivalent?