Colleen Collins is an Associate in the Real Estate and Energy & Environmental law practice groups, where she leverages her diverse background in renewable energy, real estate, and financial tra
Website operators that allow users to post content should think specifically about what they consider to be “intellectual property” in considering what to take down pursuant
Trademark owners should always use their trademark as the brand of the product or service, and not as a descriptive or generic name for the product or service itself.
At the request of the Maryland Building Industry Association, NAIOP and others, the Joint Committee on Administrative, Executive, Legislative and Review (AELR) of the Maryland General Assembly has
When drafting non-competition agreements, be sure to consider how any relevant trade secrets statute may also fit into any obligation, potential claims, and possible damages.
Under Intellectual Property law you cannot protect a mere idea or concept. What you can protect is the more specific aspects and applications of that idea.
