Michael Antone joins with Bill Huber in sharing their insights on “Using technology to address the challenge of branding in the cannabis industry,” a recent article published by the Baltimore Business Journal’s Maryland Inno.
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Intellectual Property Trivia
Think you know IP? Test your intellectual property knowledge with IP trivia and interesting tidbits about copyrights, trademarks, patents and more.
Important Notice Regarding 3-Month Response for Trademarks
US Trademark update/reminder: The 3-month response period goes into effect December 1, 2022.
Happy Hour with Chesapeake Corporate Advisors
The sunset didn’t disappoint as colleagues from Chesapeake Corporate Advisors and Nemphos Braue hosted happy hour atop Natty Boh Tower in Baltimore.
NB Law Hosts First VIP Golf Retreat
George Nemphos and Tim Braue hosted the NB VIP Golf Retreat at Hayfields Country Club, inviting colleagues and clients out for an afternoon on the greens.
Some Patent Eligibility Relief May Finally Be on the Way
U.S. Registered Patent Attorney Michael Antone shares insights into the Patent Eligibility Restoration Act of 2022, a bill recently introduced in the U.S. Senate
Nemphos Braue Adds Intellectual Property Attorney Michael Antone
Addressing the increased demand for intellectual property (IP) services, Nemphos Braue LLC announces the newest addition to its law firm – U.S. Registered Patent Attorney Michael Antone.
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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.
Nemphos Braue Adds Three to the Team
With a focus on providing boutique-style service to its corporate and business law clients, Nemphos Braue has added three additional team members to support the firm’s continued growth.
Increased Scamming on US Trademarks
Scammers are now calling US trademark owners and either offering services that are not needed or pretending to be the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) and requesting payment.