Al Etheridge joins Founders Legal®
Atlanta, GA — Al Etheridge of Atlanta Patent Service (APS) joins Founders Legal® as Director of Patent Search and Scientific Advisor.
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Data Privacy in 2021 – A Look at the Stats
Welcome to the age of Data Privacy. Are your data processing agreements and privacy policies compliant with current regulations? We can help you develop sound policies and procedures that instill trust in your consumer base and garner respect from vendors. Our data privacy legal team is led by a designated Certified Information Privacy Professional, United…
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Trademark & Intellectual Property Attorney, Zach Eyster joins Founders Legal®
Atlanta, GA — Founders Legal® is excited to announce the expansion of its Trademark & Intellectual Property Team with the addition of Atlanta attorney, Zach Eyster as of counsel.
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PRESS RELEASE: Patent Attorney Yuri L. Eliezer selected to the Super Lawyers® list for the 2nd Consecutive Year
Atlanta-based Founders Legal® Partner and Patent Attorney, Yuri L. Eliezer is among the top 2.5% in the region as Super Lawyers® Rising Stars attorney.
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Artificial Intelligence Trends to Keep Tabs On
It is estimated that the global AI market will reach $390 billion by 2025 with spending growth of 20% annually.
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VIDEO: Patent Rights: Who is listed as an inventor, applicant, assignee, and owner of a patent?
Inventors are those who help conceive an aspect of the claimed subject matter in a patent application. Several tests can be used to determine who is a true inventor.
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VIDEO: Why File for a Provisional Patent Application?
PROVISIONAL PATENT APPLICATIONS Wondering if you should file for a provisional patent application instead of a full-fledge non-provisional patent application? Learn the basics about these two types of patents and decide which one is right for your business. Visit our blog for additional details on how to find the best patent attorney and additional patent…
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VIDEO: Do I Need to Know How to Make My Idea for a Patent?
Enablement is a means of establishing that you, the applicant, have a clear conception of the innovation or subject matter of the invention. Conception is key. There is no requirement for constructing, programming, or prior use of the invention needed to demonstrate enablement. The only requirement is to establish that you conceived of the invention. There are ways to obtain the rights to the invention from someone who initially invented it like designers, developers, or engineers. To learn more about who is an inventor check out our Inventorship Video.
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Changes to Korean Secret Design System Increase Protection for Sensitive Design Rights
As of April 1, 2021, the Korean Intellectual Property Office (KIPO) has announced that its secret design system, for design filings, will be improved to further strengthen the protection of a company’s design and business strategy from competition.
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Google v. Oracle – Overview of Software Copyright Law in View of Google v. Oracle
On April 5, 2021, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) decided GOOGLE LLC v. ORACLE AMERICA, INC. The decision has implications that touch almost every software company that develops or licenses software, as either a licensor or a licensee. Our overview and commentary on this case is divided into three parts. This is part one.
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