Intellectual Property
Protecting Your Business Value
The Keys to IP Ownership
At Nemphos Braue, we understand your innovations, ideas and branding are critical assets that must be protected to ensure the long term success of your business. Our attorneys are experts at securing, protecting, enforcing and monetizing intellectual property, whether your needs involve patents, trademarks, copyrights or trade secrets, or an opportunity for licensing and extending the reach of your brand.
With a broad range of experience, our attorneys provide goal-oriented, practical advice to our clients on a variety of IP-related strategies and transactions, including joint ventures, exclusive and non-exclusive licensing, development, procurement, pilot programs, tech transfers, distributorship agreements and sales.
Our firm has been named a winner for Best Law Firm – Intellectual Property by The Daily Record’s Reader Rankings for 6 years in a row.
Copyrights
Creative works are valuable assets for a business – protect them.
Trademarks
Build and protect the value of your brand and goodwill.
Licensing
Generate additional revenue and expand the reach of your intellectual property assets.
Patents
Protect and create additional value for your inventions and discoveries.
Trade Secrets
From your discoveries to strategies, maintain the advantage of your know-how.
IP is All About the Details
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Our attorneys can assist you with a wide range of US and international intellectual property questions and issues.
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US Trademark Registration: Principal or Supplemental?
Filing a trademark? Descriptive or ornamental marks may be registered on the US supplemental register.
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IP Attorney Michael Antone weighs in on the court case involving a tattoo of Miles Davis.
Dwayne Johnson’s Acquisition of “The Rock” Trademarks: A Legal Analysis
While specific details of the transaction remain undisclosed, such acquisitions typically involve negotiations between the parties regarding the scope of the trademark rights, financial considerations, and ongoing usage rights.