A brief guide to Property Law
By: Mich Steve | Mar 6 2013
However, in the legal sphere, the term is in the most standard use in the area of law known as the real estate law - the law applying...
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Chicago Accident Lawyer
By: Hector Obrien | Jan 9 2012
Accident lawyers work on a variety of cases, such as auto accidents and workplace accidents. Car accident attorneys defend their client's rights and have to know a overabundance of...
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The Laws of Late Night TV
By: Martin Carbone | Jan 9 2011
By now everyone is likely familiar with the whole Tonight Show controversy surrounding Jay Leno and Conan O'Brien. In terms of a legal standpoint, there is a virtual buffet...
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Boston DUI lawyer Must Read
By: Louie Jane M.... | Jan 4 2011
If you're reading this article you probably got you license suspended for driving under the influence. It is normal to feel scared or confused at such times. However, the...
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Toronto Traffic Ticket
By: Lance Peters | Dec 16 2010
There are ever so many ways of breaking the law while driving a car.  Some are minor infringements and others are more serious.  The rule of thumb is that the...
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Patent and Trade-Secret
By: Rana Pratap Thakur | Dec 9 2010
"Patents" and "Trade-secrets" are used by companies and organizations to protect their inventions and discoveries from being copied unlawfully. Most of the companies often face a choice between these two...
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How to Choose London Solicitors?
By: Torry Wilson | Oct 22 2010
In normal routine life, people face so many problems during which he or she may stuck into a serious dilemma. In such situations, it is important for people...
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Is This The End Of The Copycat Era?
By: Lewis Round | Sep 16 2010
It is currently estimated that approximately 7.5 million people worldwide are engaging in illegal file-sharing, with 95% of all music files exchanged online being unlicensed and unpaid for. Media...
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Latest Legal Developments in the UK
By: Maria Anassutzi | Sep 8 2010
1- ASA new online powers: e-commerce businesses and social media sites have six months to get ready!
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), the UK's independent advertising regulator, adjudicates on...
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Action to Quiet Title
By: Simon Waker... | Jul 19 2010
An action to quiet title is more like a lawsuit which is filed in a court to claim ownership of a property. It is filed in a court which has...
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Building Law Reports
By: Bharat Book Bureau | Jul 8 2010
Building Law Reports
Established for over 30 years and edited by leading barristers at Atkin Chambers, Building Law Reports are widely recognised as the leading set of law reports for...
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Benefits of understanding the value of your IP
By: Tyron Stading | Jun 15 2010
IP can be expensive to develop, commercialize and maintainâ€â€ÂÂÂso we intuitively understand that it has value. Many IP professionals wonder, though, just what makes it valuable and...
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When Can You Use Your Trademark?
By: Marilyn Taylor | Jun 14 2010
So you have finally come up with a way to identify yourself from the competition, what do you do now? The obvious answer is to register your trademark. Next...
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Using a Law Firm for Trademark Filing
By: Marilyn Taylor | Jun 14 2010
So, filing for a trademark seems difficult to do yourself, and you are correct, it is very difficult if you don't have experience in the field. However,...
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The Price of Trademarks
By: Marilyn Taylor | Jun 14 2010
So you have been thinking about filing a trademark for use, but then you stopped to think about filing for an intent-to-use application. How much does each cost is...
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ETEAS and ETEAS Plus Systems
By: Marilyn Taylor | Jun 14 2010
If you are thinking about filing with the USPTO for a trademark, the most obvious question to come to mind is, "How much does registering a trademark cost?" ...
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Checking Your Trademark kin Databases
By: Marilyn Taylor | Jun 14 2010
Keeping up with the pace of your trademark being infringed upon can be tiring and exhausting. However, you filed a trademark for a reason, namely to retain the...
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Monitoring Your Trademark on Google
By: Marilyn Taylor | Jun 14 2010
If you are looking for trademark infringement only on the USPTO website and such, there is a very high chance that you are missing a large portion of what...
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The USPTO for Trademarks
By: Marilyn Taylor | Jun 14 2010
Obviously, individuals and companies get a trademark for a reason, namely to maintain the integrity of their brand and to separate themselves from the competition. However, one...
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Can Your Intellectual Property Be Stolen?
By: Art Saborio | Jun 14 2010
Intellectual Property is something that is created by you and sold online or physically in a store. Your Intellectual Property are things that consist of anything you may have thought...
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Miami Beach Business Lawyer
By: Mark Stylan | May 26 2010
A reliable business lawyer can help your company in any way and put it out from any kind of problem that may pose a potential lawsuit. It simply means that...
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Portfolio Optimization In Three Stages
By: Corey Rozon | May 26 2010
As your intellectual property progresses and grows it is very important to adjust your portfolio to take advantage of the ever-changing technologies in the current marketplace. Since every situation and...
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Division of Property During a Divorce
By: Farhan Hassen | May 24 2010
In a Divorce proceeding, the Court has the power to "justly and equitably" award property. Therefore, it is extremely important to note that the Court does not automatically...
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