A trademark licensing agreement is a contract in which a licensor allows a licensee to use the licensor's registered trademark.
Category: Intellectual Property Rights
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Stem Cells, Their Patentability, and Implications
Intellectual property authorities are divided on the question of the patentability of stem cells.
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How Patents Drive Innovation in the Textile Industry
Textile patents can involve items such as new methods for the dyeing of fabrics, garments designed to promote hygiene and cleanliness, and even entirely new types of fabrics.
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How Joint Ownership Restricts Owners’ Intellectual Property Rights
The proper protection of a trademark, copyright, or patent can be hindered through joint ownership.
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How Intellectual Property Makes a Business More Profitable
Copyrights, trademarks, patents, and trade secrets can bring a business a substantial amount of money.
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Commercialization and Its Links to Patent Renewal
The act of patent renewal has close ties to commercialization; this relationship can be seen in a patent’s economic value, mode of commercialization, and the use of defensive patent strategies.
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Trademark Laws and Websites
Among the website elements which may be protected by a trademark include its logo, branding, appearance, and domain name.
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Patents in the Sports Industry
The many patented innovations in the sports industry have allowed the industry to thrive and flourish.
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Patents in the Automotive Industry
Design and utility patents encourage research and development within the automotive industry.
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Information About the Patent Cooperation Treaty
The Patent Cooperation Treaty helps many inventors who seek the sale and commercialization of their products abroad.