Types of Intellectual Property Businesses Don’t Realize They Have
Even a business’s technical “know-how” can qualify as a trade secret.Today, when most people think of intellectual property owned by…
June 15, 2017 at 07:03 AM
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Even a business's technical “know-how” can qualify as a trade secret.
Today, when most people think of intellectual property owned by a business, they think of a name, a logo, or branding-related trademarks. Some small- to mid-sized businesses put little emphasis on IP protection, but they may have valuable IP worth protecting.
Leonard Marquez from Wendel Rosen Black & Dean, recently sat down with Inside Counsel to discuss why these types of materials qualify as trade secrets and what smaller businesses can do to ensure their IP is protected.
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