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19Feb 2024

3 Things First Time Inventors Should Know

February 19, 2024 Trademark
light bulb - first time inventors

Trademarks and First-Time Inventors Understandably, the solo inventor wants to focus on her invention.  Does it work as designed?  Who shall I hire to create a prototype? Where shall it be manufactured?  How and when shall it be protected by patent? Can I afford it? These are important concerns but they should not be the […]

15Feb 2024

With Sincere Admiration

February 15, 2024 Lipton Weinberger & Husick Blog
Attorney Larry Weinberger

This month marks a milestone in our Firm’s history, as Larry Weinberger, one of our founding partners, retires from active practice. Larry remains an advisor to the Firm, providing us with his experience and knowledge, but has closed his office in Exton. We look forward to serving his clients now and in the future. My […]

12Feb 2024

Ask Dr. Copyright© Protecting a Cookie

February 12, 2024 Trademark
Question on a Keyboard

Dear Doc: Me want to protect cookie. How can do that? Signed,A Certain Monster Dear Mr. Monster: A recent case from the Third Circuit Court of Appeals may help you to understand how cookies are protected. More than 50 years ago, Ezaki Glico Kabushiki Kaisha developed “Pocky” – a thin, elongated biscuit partially covered with chocolate. About […]

08Feb 2024

Humanism

February 8, 2024 Technology
PatentlyO

Those of us who work professionally in the fields of science and technology sometimes miss things that are not related to science and technology.  Here’s a remarkable essay from Dennis Crouch of the PatentlyO blog. — Robert Yarbrough

18Jan 2024

Ask Dr. Copyright © About Dance

January 18, 2024 Ask Dr. Copyright, Copyright
copyright choreographic works

Dear Doc:  Having just watched “Dancing With the Stars,” and feeling a bit down over Barry Williams’ loss (but happy that Jason Mraz made it to the finals), I got to wondering if dances can be protected by a copyright registration so that they can’t be copied. May just anyone “moonwalk,” or did Michael Jackson […]

11Jan 2024

That Patent Looks Exhausted!

January 11, 2024 Patent
patent rights

Let’s say that you sell patented printer cartridges. Nefarious actors, both inside and outside the U.S., collect your used cartridges, refill your cartridges, and sell your cartridges, now refilled, to U.S. customers.  They’re thumbing their noses at your patents.  The nerve. The patent law should protect you, right?  After all, the law says that you […]

04Jan 2024

Eagles Promote the “Brotherly Shove” and So Does Everyone Else

January 4, 2024 Trademark
Philadelphia Eagles Brotherly Shove

As a Philadelphia-area law firm, we can’t resist talking about Philadelphia Eagles-related trademarks. Most Eagles fans and anybody who’s watched a Philadelphia Eagles game are familiar with the “brotherly shove” play. You’re not a football fan, let us explain. The “Brotherly Shove” football play — also referred to as the “tush push” — is essentially a […]

21Dec 2023

Ask Dr. Copyright © About Taylor Swift

December 21, 2023 Copyright
Taylor Swift copyright

Dear Doc: Since literally everyone in the Universe is talking about Taylor Swift, I figured that you might want to, as well. So have at it! Signed, TK  Dear TK: The Doc will, unlike literally everyone in the Universe, refrain from peppering his response with the titles of Ms. Swift’s songs, and will instead, stick […]

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