Waco is a Great Place for Patent Owners
By Erick Robinson Partner at Dunlap Bennett & Ludwig & Author of The Waco Patent Blog Originally posted on “The Waco Patent Blog” [reposted 9/04/2019, Waco] Richard Lloyd of IAM ...
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Why Does a Brewery Need a Trademark?
The same reason a winery or distillery does. To get to the other side. By Tom Dunlap Tom is an attorney with Dunlap Bennett & Ludwig, one of the top ...
Original Screenwriter fights for Copyrights to Friday the 13th
By Andrew Peretin Former Summer Law Intern with Dunlap, Bennett & Ludwig who currently attends Penn State’s Law School and has an interest in both patent law and litigation. [08.14.2019 ...
Whistleblower Immunity and the Defend Trade Secrets Act
By Tom Dunlap & Lee Sutherland Dunlap is a partner at Dunlap, Bennett & Ludwig. Sutherland is a law student at The George Washington University Law School. Sutherland is part ...
Harry Potter and the Battle of the Trademarks
By MacKenzie Milam Law student at West Virginia University College of Law, Millam is part of Dunlap, Bennett & Ludwig Summer Internship Program and holds a strong interest in Intellectual ...
Part 2: Taxation of ‘Professional’ Realty Losses
By Néstor Enrique Cruz Mr. Cruz is an Attorney and Counsellor at Dunlap Bennett & Ludwig and concentrates on Estate Planning and Taxation Part 2 More than 5% Ownership of ...
Part 1: Taxation of ‘Professional’ Realty Losses
By Néstor Enrique Cruz Mr. Cruz is an Attorney and Counsellor at Dunlap Bennett & Ludwig and concentrates on Estate Planning and Taxation PART 1 [06.12.19 Tysons] One of ...
DBL Scores Huge Win. Patent Award Doubled!
Dunlap Bennett & Ludwig Scores Huge Win as Water Balloon Patent Award is Upped to $24.5 Million Plus Attorneys’ Fees Texas federal judge doubles jury award for toy company case ...
What are Punitive Damages?
What exactly are punitive damages? We’ve all heard of them before, but what exactly are “punitive damages”? According to the Cornell Law School Legal Information Institute, punitive damages are “awarded ...
Responding to a 2(d) ‘Likelihood of Confusion Rejection’ by the USPTO
This is a complex issue that may be difficult to overcome. Because this is the case – while you have the option to file a response yourself, we recommend contacting ...