Most people can read the basic copyright warnings that are played before a movie, and it’s generally understood that there are similar copyrights in written work. One of the aspects of copyright some people fail to understand that just because your work has copyright protectable parts to it, does not mean that the work itself
After recently celebrating the holiday’s many of us can appreciate the various enjoyable aspects despite how 2020 affected them. One of those most essential parts of the holidays is…the FOOD. Whether you await Aunt Becky’s special recipe for ham or your mother in-law’s prime rib, food often ties together family and friends for at least
Burberry, the British luxury fashion brand, is not for everyone. Not because of the particular style Burberry is known for, in fact, Burberry could make anyone look like royalty, but Burberry is relatively expensive. While it is in the upper echelon of fashion brands, the average person cannot usually afford a $2,000 trench coat or
What did we do on our phones before TikTok? Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook cannot be compared to the video-sharing social networking app’s worldwide popularity. I have never made a TikTok, but I dream of being “TikTok famous.” Being a TikTok star creates a loyal fan base around that TikTok star’s brand, but also catches the
50 million albums sold, 140 million Instagram followers, 10 Grammys, and an estimated net worth of 360 million dollars, Taylor Swift is a pop culture icon. From her first big hit, Our Song to her new Folklore album debuting at number one in its first week of release, Swift is known for singing and writing
You’ve heard about the value of having a registered trademark – a word, phrase, symbol, or design that identifies and distinguishes your brand and prevents someone else from trying to capitalize on the good reputation you worked hard for. Maybe you’re ready to take the plunge and apply for trademark registration with the United States
Life and business are adjusting to a “new normal” amidst the Coronavirus pandemic, but don’t start ramping up your business operations until you make sure you’re protected – get a COVID-19 specific liability waiver and safeguard against potential legal trouble! Who should use a waiver? Managing partner of our firm Rachel Brenke explained it best,