by littlejohnadmin | Jul 10, 2022 | What is the difference between a patent, trademark or copyright?
Best Ways for Business Owners to Protect Their Businesses Every business owner needs to properly protect themselves and their businesses. The two best ways to protect your business include forming a business entity and registering their trademark(s). 1. Forming a...
by littlejohnadmin | Jun 29, 2022 | What is the difference between a patent, trademark or copyright?
By Attorney Diane Littlejohn NFTs are the hot new way to cash in on digital art. NFTs are everywhere. NFTs, or non- Fungible Tokens have proven to be very lucrative for creators. Beeple’s digital art piece “Everydays: The First 5000 Days” recently sold for $69...
by littlejohnadmin | Jun 12, 2022 | What is the difference between a patent, trademark or copyright?
What is a Patent, Trademark or Copyright? As an intellectual property attorney, I get asked what is the difference between a patent, trademark and copyright? A trademark is one of the most important assets of any business. The more distinctive the trademark,...
by littlejohnadmin | Feb 20, 2022 | What is the difference between a patent, trademark or copyright?
Littlejohn Law Offices, PLLC is excited to announce a new way for our clients to pay! ClientCredit, powered by Affirm, allows you to finance your payment to the firm with no hidden fees, no late charges, and no surprises. To take advantage of ClientCredit, simply look...
by littlejohnadmin | Oct 17, 2021 | What is the difference between a patent, trademark or copyright?
What is a cease and desist letter? A cease and desist letter is typically the first step in resolving a legal dispute. The letter is sent to a business or individual demanding that they stop an illegal activity that is infringing on the sender’s rights. Sending a...
by littlejohnadmin | May 23, 2021 | What is the difference between a patent, trademark or copyright?
Considering registering your brand name and want the most protection? The US trademark office has two registers that trademarks can be registered on, the Supplemental and the Principal register. For your mark to get on the principal register, your mark must be...
