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Carl S Clark Patent Attorney

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Information technology law governs the use of digital information together with electronic storage and e-commerce. Cyber law, otherwise known as Internet law, relates to legal issues associated with the Internet, for example, use of domain names, privacy, usage rights, and can even include aspects of fraud and copyright infringement. With the recent advent of computer-based systems and technologies, the importance of cyber law has significantly increased.

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Carl S Clark Patent Attorney

Internet Crimes
Information technology law governs the use of digital information together with electronic storage and e-commerce. Cyber law, otherwise known as Internet law, relates to legal issues associated with the Internet, for example, use of domain names, privacy, usage rights, and can even include aspects of fraud and copyright infringement. With the recent advent of computer-based systems and technologies, the importance of cyber law has significantly increased.

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Mergers and Acquisitions
As international trade becomes increasingly important, even smaller companies feel the effects of international competition and are attracted by the opportunity of international markets. Our experience in international law helps clients avoid intellectual property pitfalls in a global environment. Price Heneveld has been involved in developing and reviewing international licenses, assisting in joint venture agreements, and resolving contractual disputes that can arise during mergers and acquisitions. Through our active international network of associate firms, we can protect our clients’ legal interests in every major industrialized country in the world.
Trade Secrets
A trade secret may consist of any formula, pattern, physical device, idea, process or compilation of information. Though the precise definition of a trade secret varies by jurisdiction, there are three factors that are common to all such definitions. First, a trade secret must not be generally known to the public. Second, it must confer some sort of economic benefit on its holder. Third, it must be the subject of reasonable efforts to maintain its secrecy. Establishing trade secret protection is therefore starkly different from obtaining other types of intellectual property protection; in contrast to patents, for example, government registration is not required in any way.
Intellectual Property
Jason Budd has extensive experience in all aspects of intellectual property litigation, including developing legal strategy, brief writing, presenting witnesses at trial, deposing witnesses, and presenting oral argument.
Unfair Competition
Trade dress refers to the characteristics of products or packaging that assumes a secondary meaning to consumers. Our expertise in product and packaging trade dress allows us to counsel clients in their selection of distinctive product and package designs that avoid infringing on the rights of others. Our practice also involves advising clients concerning unfair competition, which is unfair and/or deceptive trade practices in order to obtain the benefits belonging to the competitor’s business. We serve as a resource to help clients determine their legitimate business rights and plan marketing strategies and counter-strategies.
Antitrust
Federal and state statutes protect trade and commerce from unlawful restraint, price discrimination, price fixing and monopolies, generally to promote fair competition for the benefit of consumers. Violations can result in loss of business property, sanctions such as the invalidity of a patent, and civil and criminal penalties. We advise clients on how to lawfully protect their business property within the confines of antitrust law and still obtain the benefits they have earned.

Non-compete Agreement
Our attorneys help clients determine the best plans for protecting proprietary information from improper use by competitors or past or current employees. Our services include drafting confidentiality agreements and non-compete agreements tailored to cover key employees, vendors, and customers that may develop and/or have access to your sensitive documents and information.

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