Constructing Barriers in Trademark and Copyright Litigation

Intellectual Property (IP) owners need to construct barriers to protect their trademarks and copyrights by registering them with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) or United States Copyright Office. Thereafter, they must watch for possible copyright infringements or trademark innfringements and take action through the Courts or through the USPTO Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) to protect the intellectual property.

In today’s ever-changing marketplace, intellectual property is becoming more and more an integral part of everyday business. Working to create strategies to develop, protect and increase the value of a businesses’ intellectual property is increasingly more important to its bottom line. Intellectual property can add value to the business, serve as collateral for loans, generate streams of revenue through licensing royalties and provide a competitive edge in this fast-paced and complex economy. 

For Defendants facing allegations of trademark Infringement or copyright Infringement, they must also construct defensive barriers against such allegations. Thus, we help Defendants strategize and construct strong defensive barriers. For more information on how we can help protect your intellectual property see our practice areas or for immediate assistance call or contact us.

**Nothing herein is intended to be legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship.

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