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Navigating Trade Secrets in a Complex Global Landscape
Leveraging IP and International Trade: The Ethical Path to Digital Transformation and Sustainability
China’s Investment Surge in Africa: A Strategic Opportunity for U.S. Companies
Stock Market Plunges 700 Points: Critical Implications for International Business Owners

Navigating these complex challenges requires more than just sound business acumen. An experienced international business attorney can provide invaluable guidance and support. From understanding and responding to changes in trade policies to managing contracts and mitigating risks, the support of a seasoned legal professional is crucial.

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Distributorship Agreements in Africa: Key Considerations for SMEs
Navigating Trademarks in Canada: A Guide for American Business Owners
The Bright Horizons of U.S. Trade Agreements
How Does Infringement Affect Intellectual Property?

This simultaneous overlapping of several distinct types of unlawful conduct can engender incorrect assumptions among many that IP can be "stolen". The theft is typically not as much about the removal of physical property but the intellectual product that makes any physical product or service of value…

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Looking to Expand Internationally? There's One Simple and Effective Way to Protect Your Mark ™️ Overseas

In your application, you are able to directly designate the countries in which you'd like your Trademark to be protected. You can designate any number of countries as long as they're a member of the Madrid System. The registration for international Trademarks will last for 10 years and all associated fees are paid to the WIPO.

Like any nearly "perfect" system - the System has its flaws - namely that all nations globally are not a member of the Madrid Agreement. The benefits far outweigh the disadvantages by far. Even in the event you wish to register in a country singularly that is not included- you're able to file one application for many other countries in bulk.

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Claim for 2.3 Million? What New Licensing Laws Could Mean for Musicians

There is absolutely no contest that if Perry was inspired by the ditty she should have contacted Flame in regards to a sampling credit - but this case threatens the already shaky ground that music licensing laws stand on in that it was won on the grounds that those four notes - in that order and rhythm exclusively belonged to Flame.

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Trademarks, Copyrights, or Patents?

Patents and Copyrights live for a certain number of years, and you have to renew them. They can actually be in effect for the life of the product/service/company. Your registration does require filing and fees paid at regular intervals to ensure it stays in effect forever.

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