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Discover what every filmmaker and screenwriter should know about film contracts, rights, and IP protections in this expert legal guide.
Discover the key changes in China’s patent law effective January 2024, emphasizing good faith in applications and setting new standards for global patent practices.
Explore key government and private sector programs designed to support founders. This guide highlights resources for growth, innovation, and diversity in entrepreneurship, offering strategic insights for leveraging these opportunities.
The USPTO’s Semiconductor Technology Pilot Program (STPP), announced on November 30, 2023, represents a significant initiative to boost innovation in semiconductor manufacturing. This program, supporting the CHIPS for America program, aims to expedite the patent examination process for specific semiconductor innovations.
On December 13th, 2023, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) officially announced its selection of Atlanta as the site for its new Southeast Regional Office. This pivotal decision underscores Atlanta’s emerging status as a key hub for innovation and technological advancement, signifying a momentous occasion for both the city and the broader region.
On December 13th, 2023, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) officially announced the selection of Atlanta as the site for its new Southeast Regional Office.
The team at Founders Legal is honored to recognize the vital role our community played in this remarkable achievement. Our campaign to champion Atlanta’s bid for the USPTO Southeast Regional Office was a collective endeavor, deeply rooted in the community’s active participation and unwavering support.
Several clients have reported convincing scam calls from individuals claiming to be representatives of the USPTO. These scammers are employing a technique known as “spoofing” to make their calls appear legitimate. They manipulate caller ID systems to display false information, misleading recipients into believing they are in communication with the USPTO.
Explore the legal implications of meme culture and the Fair Use Doctrine’s role in commercial use. This guide highlights key copyright factors, recent case law, and the significance of professional legal advice for businesses navigating digital intellectual property rights.
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