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IP LAW FOR STARTUPS MARCH 1, 2011 The Top Five Reasons Entrepreneurs Should Learn About IP Law I’ve spent a lot of time fighting in court about intellectual property ownership and cleaning up startup’s IP messes. I’ve linked to some later posts that explain the topics in more detail and give specific tips about IP protection and avoiding legal liability. I really prefer prevention. Ignorance is not bliss. MORE >>	IP LAW FOR STARTUPS OCTOBER 20, 2011 Is Your Startup Ready for IP Due Diligence? Let me explain what IP due diligence is and why your preparation today is important. Does Your Startup Own the IP Created by the Founders. MORE >>	RECENT POSTS DECEMBER 22, 2011 \| GUST Nuts & Bolts of Intellectual Property for New Startups OCTOBER 20, 2011 \| IP LAW FOR STARTUPS Is Your Startup Ready for IP Due Diligence? JULY 13, 2011 \| IP LAW FOR STARTUPS Why Scalable Companies Shouldn’t Use Descriptive Names MAY 11, 2011 \| IP LAW FOR STARTUPS Stay Out of Legal Hot Water: Website Trademark Issues MARCH 1, 2011 \| IP LAW FOR STARTUPS The Top Five Reasons Entrepreneurs Should Learn About IP Law AUGUST 9, 2010 \| IP LAW FOR STARTUPS Protect Your Business Brand: The Proper Use of Trademarks
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IP LAW FOR STARTUPS AUGUST 9, 2010 Protect Your Business Brand: The Proper Use of Trademarks Trademarks and service marks are essentially brand names. A mark identifies and distinguishes products or services of one company from the products or services of others. In contrast, a trade name is a name that identifies a business. Your brand will be seen as separate and distinct from the common name. MORE >>	IP LAW FOR STARTUPS JULY 13, 2011 Why Scalable Companies Shouldn’t Use Descriptive Names A common misconception by many entrepreneurs is that they should use a name that describes their products or services. MORE >>	GUST DECEMBER 22, 2011 Nuts & Bolts of Intellectual Property for New Startups So you’ve chosen a name for your startup, product, or both. Second in importance only to talented people, IP in all its forms is the key asset comprising most of the value of any tech startup. In the Internet era, trademarks and domain names are closely interrelated, and both can be or become extremely valuable. MORE >>	IP LAW FOR STARTUPS MAY 11, 2011 Stay Out of Legal Hot Water: Website Trademark Issues Obviously, launching a website requires a domain name, and picking a domain name may be your first step toward trademark infringement. MORE >>
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IP LAW FOR STARTUPS | FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 2010
Weighing the Risk of Disclosure to Potential Investors

But when disclosing the “big&# idea or IP secrets, what are the risks that someone will copy the work or use the IP? Are you disclosing a very general idea that can’t be protected by IP law anyway or confidential information and the detailed specifics of your business plan? Your Fabulous Name. Are the family? MORE >>

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