Today’s post contains two quick tips, and they are both about federal trademarks. The first tip is that the United States Patent and Trademark Office (“USPTO”) does not babysit trademarks.
The operation of your limited liability entity is generally governed by two things: the statutes in your state pertaining to your type of entity, and your
We need to clear up a serious misconception about independent contractors. What many business owners fail to understand is that there is no magic formula for “creating”
Are you using your business name correctly? In Colorado, you always need to use either i) the full name of your business, including the part(s) that designate
This post is adapted from a short presentation Annmarie Cording gave regarding business structures in Colorado. If you ever have any questions about business structures, speak
By now, most people have heard the shocking news that Prince died without a will. This is shocking because Prince was famous, his estate is
In The Very Basics of Trade Secret, Part 1, I talked about trade secrets and how they compare to other types of IP. In this post,
This is Part 2 of the post, “Why Your Small Business Needs the Corporate Formalities.” This post is adapted from a short presentation Annmarie Cording gave regarding estate
Small businesses are often strongly encouraged to obtain copyrights, trademarks, and patents. There can be a lot of pressure from the small business community to
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