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USPTO Increases Fees for Trademarks

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) will be increasing fees for various trademark matters. The USPTO’s website provides…

When starting and operating a business, there are three distinct legal names that can shape a company’s identity: trademark, assumed…

Intellectual property (IP) refers to intangible assets that are the result of human ingenuity and creativity. These can include inventions,…

We are pleased to announce that four attorneys at Emerge Law Group have once again been recognized as Oregon Super…

Author: Sean Clancy*, Shareholder Understanding copyright law in the age of artificial intelligence can be complex and confusing. And it…

Author: Sean Clancy An audit provision is a clause in an intellectual property license agreement that provides the right for…

Scammers have recently started calling trademark customers and falsely claiming to be an employee with the United States Patent and…

By: Sean Clancy Intellectual property (“IP”) license agreements come in many shapes and flavors. But all IP licenses boil down…

On December 18, 2021, rules promulgated under the Trademark Modernization Act of 2020 (“Act”) went into effect. The rules, among…

The recent case of In re Blue Water Wellness, LLC (Serial No. 87893655) presents a useful summary of the legal…