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Tag Archives: Texas Intellectual Property Lawyer
Maximize IT Company Business Valuation & Technology Startup Exit Strategies
Business valuation of IT companies and tech startups for the purpose of business investment or the sale and purchase of a tech company is often a fine art. Currently, ‘monitization’ and ‘revenue’ are the buzzwords that dominate this topic in … Continue reading
Website Terms of Use & Click-Wrap Agreements for Effective Business Strategy
Almost every web page has some kind of disclaimer or terms and conditions of service – even pages that aren’t for businesses or e-commerce websites. Software, application, and website terms of service are so ubiquitous and boring that most users … Continue reading
Trademark Infringement Litigation & Domain Name Disputes Under UDRP
Using a domain name similar to a competitors’ trademark or website name gives rise to trademark infringement lawsuits, a phenomenon that seems ever increasing. With a little due diligence, you may find your competitors infringing your intellectual property rights online. … Continue reading
Cybersquatting, Domain Name Disputes & Trademark Infringement
Trademark infringement issues relating to domain name disputes and cybersquatting is an ever increasing concern for many businesses. Trademark infringement litigation and domain name disputes are also likely to increase in the future as domain name availability is shrinking at … Continue reading
Registering a Trademark & Likelihood of Confusion: Trademark Application Rejection
Trademark applications and service mark applications are often rejected due to a likelihood of confusion with another registered mark. If you are registering a trademark or filing a service mark application, a Texas intellectual property lawyer can assist your trademark … Continue reading
