How California’s New Cybersecurity Law Might Affect Your Business
A major new cybersecurity law, the California Consumer Protection Act (CCPA), recently became enforceable. And while the CCPA shares similarities to o...
IP Client Alert: Supreme Court Ruling in ‘.com’ Case Could Make Waves in Trademark Law
In a significant case for online businesses, the Supreme Court recently ruled that adding a domain extension such as ".com" to a generic word can make...
Patent and Trademark Strategies to Consider During the COVID-19 Outbreak
During this COVID-19 pandemic, many businesses of all sizes, but especially small businesses, are being pushed to their limits. Even routine tasks, su...
Trademark Considerations for Craft Brewers
Drastically smaller than major U.S. brewers such as Anheuser-Busch and MillerCoors, craft brewing companies and the even tinier, hyperlocal subset of ...
Intellectual Property Pitfalls in Corporate Transactions
Meyer, Unkovic & Scott’s David Oberdick will present at the Allegheny County Bar Association’s CLE seminar on intellectual property pitfalls in co...
Watch Out For Fake “Official” Letters Regarding Your Trademarks
For the last several years, trademark owners across the U.S. have fallen victim to a massive scam letter scheme by sending money to phony entities pos...
There are Limits to Flag Designs in Registered Trademarks
By Michael G. Monyok
Patriotism is a fierce and special feeling, especially when the weather turns warm, barbeques break out, and Americans celebra...
Supreme Court Rules Trademark Licenses Are Not Voided By Bankruptcies
By David G. Oberdick, Intellectual Property Group Chair
The Bankruptcy Code allows debtors to reject certain existing contracts, but that option do...
IP Client Alert: Supreme Court Decisions Solidify, Clarify Copyright Law Procedures
By: David G. Oberdick, Intellectual Property Chair
A pair of decisions on March 4 by the U.S. Supreme Court brought into the spotlight procedures r...
April 27 ABA IP Roundtable
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Meyer, Unkovic & Scott is proud to sponsor the Pittsburgh Roundtable for the American Bar Association's Intellectual Property Litigation Sec...
