U.S. vs. Canadian Trademarks | 6 Differences Canadians should consider trademarking their brands in the U.S. due to its much larger consumer market, for protection against cross border infringement and to secure their brand’s identity in cross-border trade (particularly now with e-commerce etc.). Without a U.S. trademark, many Canadian brands risk losing their competitive advantage … Read more
Legal Foundations to Establish Your Brand Identity One of the most important legal and strategic steps for entrepreneurs is to establish your brand identity. It sets the foundation for how your business is perceived, protected, and positioned for growth. Why You must Establish Your Brand Identity Early Based on the Oxford Dictionary definition a Trademark … Read more
AI and Likeness Rights | Impacts on Art, Photography, & the Future Integrating AI into sports and entertainment is rapidly transforming these industries. From enhancing fan experiences to revolutionizing content creation, AI and likeness rights are becoming a driving force (in particular, their intersection). However, its implications for art and photography, especially of athletes and … Read more
AI Impact on the Legal Profession AI is in the midst of reshaping industries world wide; and the AI impact on the legal profession is no exception. While it offers many exciting possibilities like streamlining document review and the possibility of enhancing case outcome models, its integration into law comes with significant challenges. The American … Read more
Warhol Fair Use Ruling The importance of clarity when it comes to legal decisions that impact artists and creatives is essential in intellectual property analysis and practice. Today, I aim to provide you with an in-depth analysis of the recent Supreme Court ruling on the copyright dispute involving Andy Warhol and his portraits of Prince. … Read more
NIL Rules and Regulations If you’re a college athlete, you may have heard the term NIL (name, image, and likeness) thrown around a lot lately. It refers to the ability of college athletes to profit from their own name, image, and likeness. However, new NIL rules and regulations can be a bit confusing. In this … Read more
IP Rights of AI-Generated Work These days, artists, writers, and creators are using AI tools to help make everything from songs to code to digital art. But once you hit “generate,” who actually owns what comes out? That’s where things get tricky, and why it’s so important to understand the IP rights of AI-generated work. … Read more
NFT vs Traditional Art 5 Essential Differences Between NFT vs Traditional Art When it comes to NFT vs traditional art and the legal issues surrounding intellectual property, there are many similarities. However, there are also some key differences that you need to be aware of if you are buying, selling, or creating either. In both … Read more
IP Crypto Protection (Updated for 2025) IP Crypto Protection in: Safeguarding Creative Rights in the Blockchain Era If you’re active in crypto, NFTs, or blockchain development, you probably already understand the importance of securing your digital assets. But in 2025, IP Crypto Protection has become just as crucial as securing your wallet or private key. … Read more
Avoiding Likelihood of Confusion in a Trademark Filing Are you struggling with a Likelihood of Confusion Office Action from the USPTO? Don’t worry, with the right approach, you can overcome this obstacle and secure your trademark registration. Here are some steps you can take to respond to the USPTO while avoiding likelihood of confusion office … Read more