Originally Posted 10/21/06
Legal Zoom will:
1. File a Provisional Patent Application for $199.00;
2. File a Trademark for $159.00; and
3. Form an LLC for $359.
So why would we love them?
Because those who used Legal Zoom for any one of these items will eventually find their way to us or some other attorney to fix the mess they […]
Originally Posted 7/14/06
As indicated in the previous post, we are heavily involved in an action to Cancel Shea Homes’ registration of the mark HIGHLANDS RANCH. A town should never be trademarked!
Anyhow, you can follow the progress of the entire saga on our client’s blog, www.freetheranch.com.
With recent articles in various local papers and a story […]
Originally Posted 6/28/06
Today we filed a cancellation action with the United States Patent and Trademark Office concerning the mark “HIGHLANDS RANCH” registered by Shea Homes.
Our client, Brian Petrelli, is a realtor who for four years has listed homes on his website, www.myhighlandsranch.com. Never once did Shea Homes, the master developer of the community of […]
Originally Posted 6/20/06
Well, given all of the press about sexual predators and all of the other concerns surrounding Myspace.com, you knew it would be inevitable. A 14 year old girl from Austin Texas has filed suit against Myspace.com seeking a reported 30 million dollars alledging that she was sexually mollested by a fellow Myspace user […]
Originally Posted 5/19/06
In an effort to get something else besides American Inventor on this Blog – I wanted to update a post I made a while back about one of our clients – Northanger Productions, LLC. They recently wrapped shooting on their independant film Zorg and Andy. For more details please see my previous post. […]
Originally Posted 5/11/06
Well it’s all over. Congratulations to Erik Thompson, Francisco Patino, Ed Hall and the winner of the whole enchilada – Janusz Liberkowski. The host seemed to hint that there was going to be a next season. Hopefully, in the down time they will make some improvements to make it a show of more […]
Originally Posted 5/11/06
I hate to say it but our Blog might as well be entitled the American Inventor blog. It seems that Pete and I have written about nothing else for the past two months. We have to dispense words of wisdom to our readers in our posts but nonetheless I will be glad to […]
Originally Posted 5/10/05
Lo and behold I arrived to my office yesterday morning and had a message from American Inventor Eric Thompson – the inventor of the receivers vest. From the beginning I thought he has a great combination of the inventor spirit and pure passion and confidence that it takes to win the competition.
Anyway, he […]
Originally Posted 5/5/06
Kurt and I were talking the other day about the American Inventor series and how we had hoped that it was going to a bit more of a “how to” or a bit more educational for inventors or at minimum illustrate the types of issues inventors should be looking at when bringing their […]
Originally Posted 4/29/06
You will notice that I did not provide live commentary for last Thursday’s episode of American Inventor. Why? Several reasons: first, I a becoming more and more disillusioned with the show. We just do not get the whole story of what is going on. In short, I have it on reliable information from […]
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