Month: March 2016

In New York, construction is a big business rife with the potential for disagreements. Business contracts are meant to avoid any ongoing disputes or battles over the work, how it was supposed to be completed and when. However, there is still the potential for...

As discussed in last week's post on the New York City Business and Commercial Law Blog, protecting your intellectual property is your right and one you should avail. Understanding what needs to be protected and how to protect it, whether through a patent, copyright or...

As mentioned last week on this blog, there are certain ways New York residents can protect their intellectual property rights. One of them is by registering a patent and there are three types of patents that can be registered depending on the type of work being...

Readers of the New York City Business and Commercial Law blog may have read last week's post regarding the patent infringement suit against Apple. While patents are a common concept, the exact legal concept may not be clear. Taking a look at the limitations and...