Trademark Basics

Executive Summary: This article explains what copyright trolls are, usually companies like Copytrack or CopyCat that send payment demands for alleged unauthorized use of images. It outlines how these claims work, when they might be legitimate, and when they’re not. It advises recipients to verify ownership, request proof, and avoid

Executive Summary: This article explains how freelancers, vendors, and white-label relationships can lead to ownership conflicts if intellectual property rights aren’t clearly defined in writing. It outlines the difference between “assignment” (full ownership transfer) and “license” (permission to use) and provides sample clauses that illustrate each. The post encourages readers

Executive Summary: This article explains what to do when someone uses your likeness without permission, focusing on the right of publicity and Florida’s protections. Unauthorized use can qualify as misappropriation if it’s identifiable and for commercial purposes, such as advertising a product without consent. It also covers how to respond

Executive Summary: This article explains how copyright law works when multiple people create content together. Without a written agreement, joint works are automatically co-owned, allowing each creator to use or sell the work without the other’s permission. The piece outlines the difference between licensing (permission to use) and assignment (full