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FAQ
What are the different types of Intellectual Property?
Patents – protect new or improved inventions or innovations; (utility, plant, design)
Copyrights – protect the expression of ideas and concepts in a “fixed and tangible” medium
Trademarks – protect the public as to the source of goods and services
Trade Secrets – protect confidential information
PATENTS
TRADEMARKS
Copyrights
Trade Secrets
disclaimers
This is not Legal Advice and should not be construed as an engagement or offer of legal advice. These are only sample Q&A related to patents and trademarks. Protection and enforcement of IP property rights is subject to the nuances of circumstance and complexity of the law.
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