Intellectual Property Law
Trademarks and service marks are used to differentiate your company’s goods and services from those of your competitors. Trademarks can be a word, phrase, symbol or design used to describe or brand goods. Service marks are the same as trademarks, except they are used for services instead of goods.
Technology Law
The fast-paced changes in technology raise many business and ethical issues. Though the internet, social media, computers, smartphones, genetic research, and artificial intelligence are no longer new, the law has a tough time keeping up with the impact of these technologies.
Privacy Law
In the United States, there is no specific Constitutional right to privacy. Instead, the right to privacy is inferred from several Constitutional Amendments. Generally, courts have interpreted the content of these amendments to mean, “the right to be left alone.”
Advertising Law
Companies make a lot of claims in their advertisements and marketing. Not all of those claims are true or accurate. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is the U.S. government agency that regulates advertising and protects consumers from unfair, deceptive and dishonest advertising practices.
Entertainment Law
Like any other business, the parties involved in the entertainment industry rely on attorneys to help them protect their rights. Most entertainment attorneys have experience and education in a broad range of business law disciplines. They help their clients stay up-to-date with industry and technology changes and look out for their interests.
Litigation
Commercial litigation attorneys handle business disputes that are directly related to your core business. This usually involves sales, distribution, product integrity, and regulatory compliance. Whether your company is a defendant or plaintiff, it’s important to get advice from an experienced commercial litigation attorney to help you determine the appropriate strategy for your company.