This section of the blog refers to posts about copyrights.

Celebrities, Tattoos and Intellectual Property

Living in Austin, Texas many people here have tattoos, and there are several different areas of intellectual property law that are relevant to tattoos. The three main areas of intellectual property law that are associated with tattoos are copyright law, trademark law, and patent law. These areas of law also affect an average person. However [...]

By |2012-11-19T22:31:36-06:00November 19th, 2012|Copyright Basics, Patent Basics, Trademark Basics|Comments Off on Celebrities, Tattoos and Intellectual Property

Will my prototype infringe on a patent if it includes patented elements?

A common question I get as a patent attorney located in Austin, Tx, is "will my prototype infringe on a patent, trademark, or copyright if it includes patented/trademarked/copyrighted elements?" This question arises when inventors create prototypes that includes elements that have already been patented/trademarked/copyrighted.  For example, if an inventor’s invention is directed towards a more [...]

By |2012-11-15T16:41:06-06:00November 15th, 2012|Blog, Copyright Basics, Patent Basics, Trademark Basics|Comments Off on Will my prototype infringe on a patent if it includes patented elements?

An Austin Intellectual Property Lawyer’s Overview of Copyrights

What is a copyright? A copyright is a form of intellectual property that may  provides legal protection for  "original works of authorship." What can be copyrighted? Original works of authorship that may be copyrighted include literary (books, notes, blogs, etc.), dramatic (plays, movies, YouTube videos), musical (songs, either written or performances), and certain other creative works. If [...]

By |2012-12-11T16:50:59-06:00October 18th, 2012|Blog, Copyright Basics|Comments Off on An Austin Intellectual Property Lawyer’s Overview of Copyrights
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