Intellectual Property Law
Patent, copyright and trademark laws exist to protect your music, literature,
inventions, names, symbols and artwork. We understand that these things
are the cornerstone of any successful business enterprise and, as such,
we work diligently to protect your intellectual property.
We also realize that the Internet and other new technologies are constantly
increasing the speed and ease with which our clients' protected works
can be illegally adapted, reproduced, and distributed which is why our
attorneys take the appropriate steps to prevent these problems from arising.
Our law firm stays up-to-date on the rapidly changing digital media landscape
and changes being made to U.S. and foreign copyright laws in reaction
to technological advances. We are well prepared to assist clients in protecting
their "new media" creations and also well-versed in protecting
their more traditional creative works and understand the rules and limitations
in using existing copyrighted materials. Our patent attorneys work with
companies, organizations, universities, and individuals to draft and prosecute
patent applications covering their technologies to meet their business needs.
Despite all of our preventative measures, if problems still arise and another
company or individual steals or infringes upon your intellectual property,
our litigation team acts aggressively by either sending cease and desist
letters, filing restrictive injunctions or filing lawsuand and pursuing
your intellectual property matter aggressively in court. As we say at
Richa Law Group, "we make your business personal." We protect
your intellectual property and protect your business because we know how
important unique ideas are and how personal they are to our clients. Litigating
trademark and patent cases in court can be complex and costly so we will
take all the appropriate measures so that you avoid litigation, but will
act swiftly and aggressively should litigation become necessary.
We have the capacity to represent you with regard to all of your intellectual
property issues including, but not limited to, the following:
Confidentiality Agreements
Copyrights
Securing Copyright Registrations
Protecting Copyright Registrations
Counseling our clients on the reproduction, distribution, performance
and/or display of existing copyrighted works owned by others
Obtaining copyright clearance
Licensing
Litigation
Non-Disclosure Agreements
Patents
Software Development
Trade secrets
Trade Secrets
Trademarks
Unfair Competition and Trade
Web development agreements
Web hosting agreements