Some of you may have noticed that our firm has not published a new column in a few weeks now. The reason for this is that we were engaged in a Major Office Move. You know the kind: anguished over for months, thought about repeatedly at 3 a.m. and again at 6 a.m. and over […]
Since I counsel a lot of online businesses, including online retailers, I am often asked about the sales tax implications of online sales. Generally speaking, the answer is pretty easy: If you are a Colorado business and sell goods to individuals residing in Colorado, then you have to collect Colorado sales tax and the appropriate […]
When launching a new company or adding a new product or service, a name must be determined to brand the company, product or service. In the legal field, we refer to brand names and logos identifying a good as a trademark; and brand names and logos referring to services as […]
“I paid for it, so I own it, Right?” – How to avoid costly pitfalls in the world of IP.
The scene is almost identical every time: a website developer is holding a website he designed for our prospective client hostage because of a dispute. “I paid for him to design the site, so I own […]
Over the past year or two , Leyendecker & Lemire has seen a huge rise in potential clients coming to us regarding lawsuits regarding illegal downloading of movies. In the past two years there have been several prominent lawsuits filed against thousands of alleged infringers. In fact, a company called the US Copyright […]
On Wednesday, September 14th 2011 from 10am-12pm on KHOW (630 on the AM dial), I will be appearing on the Tom Martino show to discuss with him changes in the patent laws as a result of the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act that will be signed into law any day now.
Please tune in if you have […]
Over the years, Leyendecker & Lemire has represented numerous photographers. One of the more frequent issues we discuss is the subject of photo credits. While near and dear to the hearts of photographers, the topic of photo credits is not generally much of a legal issue. This is mainly due to the fact […]
Check out the first entry in our new video tutorial series concerning intellectual property. Please provide feedback so that we can make the series even better.
Originally Posted 10/30/06
Well, as an update to a post we had a little bit back – it appears that 50 Cent no longer has to defend claims of copyright infringement. As you may recall, 50 was sued by (Lil Joe Wein Music, a company owned by Luther Campbell’s (of 2 live crew fame) former attorney […]
Originally Posted 1/24/06
Rapper 50 Cent is the latest5 artist to be sued for copyright infringement. Lil’ Joe Wein Music, filed suit against 50 Cent in Miami federal district court claiming parts of 50’s “In DA Club” which appeared on the “Get Rich or Die Trying” infringe on former 2 Live Crew member Luther Campbell’s 1994 […]
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