Fifth Circuit Reiterates: Prove the Existence of a Trade Secret
A recent Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals decision reiterates the need to prove the existence of a Trade Secret first.
Meta World Takeover
Big changes are coming for social media giant, Facebook. While watching commercials between football games over Thanksgiving, it became apparent that Facebook was spending a considerable amount of money [...]
Trademarks and the “Target” Market of U.S. Territories
On a recent trip to Puerto Rico, I noticed two things related to trademark law. The first: there are no Target stores in Puerto Rico. The second: there are several [...]
Tiffany & Company Seeks to Protect Its Trademark
Trademarks are valuable property rights that often help the consuming public distinguish between one company’s product and the knock-off products of would-be competitors. The Lanham Act helps those companies that [...]
The Intellectual Property Umbrella: Trademarks, Copyrights, and Patents
Intellectual property law encompasses a wide range of practices. Trademarks, copyrights, and patents are three very different types of law, yet each falls under the intellectual property umbrella. Each area [...]
