Business law in general
is complex, but intellectual property cases can be among the most complex. Your
intellectual property attorney has to stay on top of an ever-changing landscape
of case law and rulings. The advent of the internet has made intellectual property
law more complex than it used to be, often crossing international borders and
involving very specific legal concepts. At Zarco Einhorn Salkowski & Brito,
P.A. we have the expertise to address these challenges.
Protecting Your
Copyrights, Trademarks, and Patents
Whether you write
software, do graphic design, or invent products, it is critical that you
protect your intellectual property from the start. If you are starting your own
business, meeting with an intellectual property attorney is a good investment.
He or she can advise you on how to go about protecting copyrights, trademarks,
or patents at every step of the creative process.
Helping You Avoid
Intellectual Property Law Violations
If you import products
from overseas, you can still be subject to United States intellectual property
laws. For example, a 2011 Federal Circuit Court ruling declared that importing
products that were made using U.S. intellectual property and manufactured using
misappropriated trade secrets is illegal, even though the manufacturing took
place entirely in another country. Your intellectual property lawyer
can help you avoid such situations.
Understanding
Intellectual Property in Franchise Law
Franchise law and
trademark law often meet up because of the prominent place that trademarks take
in franchise sales. If you are interested in buying a franchise or selling one,
make sure your lawyer has a keen understanding of how trademark and
intellectual property law in general affect the franchising process and disputes
that can arise between franchisors and franchisees.
The Time to Meet an
Intellectual Property Lawyer Is Before You Need One
If you as an individual
or your company deal with intellectual property, you're smart to speak with an
attorney specializing in intellectual property sooner rather than later. At
Zarco Einhorn Salkowski & Brito, P.A., we have the experience necessary to
help you protect your intellectual property and avoid violating intellectual
property laws.

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