Section 501(c), under the United States Internal Revenue Code exempts non-profit organizations from federal taxes. Under this code, 27 types of non-profit organizations receive federal tax exemption. The majority of ...
The United States Copyright Office (USCO) dictates copyright infringement. That office states that under the copyright laws of the United States the creator of the original expression in a work ...
Erick Robinson and Dragon Wang join DBL as new Partners Dunlap Bennett & Ludwig, a leading corporate and intellectual property law firm with law offices across the U.S., London, Toronto, ...
Over the last decade, and in the wake of one of the most devastating economic downturns in the last century, a new form of investing emerged, crowdsourcing. Crowdsourcing, as the ...
Congratulations! You’ve started your business and things are going well. After discussions with a licensed trademark attorney, you recognize the necessity of obtaining a federally registered trademark to protect your ...
Attending professional conferences is integral to the development of DBL attorneys and enables DBL attorneys to more competently and effectively help clients achieve their goals and resolve legal issues. An ...
When Franklin Roosevelt took office in March 1933, Congress had already passed the Twenty-first Amendment repealing Prohibition. However, it would not be ratified by the States and take effect until ...
As many already know, a proper trademark or service mark registration provides the holder with the exclusive right to use the mark in commerce as well as the right to ...
If you’re a member of your Homeowners Association board, you probably know it’s not always clear sailing when it comes to dealing with neighbor-on-neighbor complaints. If you’re like every other ...
Life After Death of a Trademark…How a Dead Mark Can Impact your Trademark Application In the spirit of October, and everything “Spooktacular,” the topic of dead trademarks seems appropriate for ...
