An Intellectual Property Guide for Small Businesses and Entrepreneurs
April 21 @ 9:00 am - 10:00 am
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The area of IP is as complex as it is important, especially for small business owners and entrepreneurs. There are cost-conscious, reasonable steps that can and should be taken by independent companies to add value to their business and to protect their creations, particularly in this era of online counterfeits and scams. This webinar will provide an introduction to protections available through patents, copyright, trademark, and trade dress as well as the benefits of intellectual property registrations and enforcement resources.
At the end of this webinar, you will be able to:
- What is intellectual property and how it can benefit your business, protect your creative works
- How to distinguish between patents, trade secrets, copyright protection, and trademarks as well as their scope, cost, and remedies
- How to apply for and register copyrights, trademarks, and patents
- Enforcement aids and resources to strengthen your intellectual property portfolio
Caleb Green is a seasoned attorney specializing in Intellectual Property, Business Law, and Technology. He brings a unique blend of legal expertise and technical acumen to his practice, holding a degree in Computer Science and leveraging his background in information technology to provide comprehensive counsel to clients. Caleb’s primary areas of practice encompass intellectual property litigation and enforcement, trademark prosecution and management, business litigation and transactions, data privacy and security, and sports & entertainment law. His experience includes advising clients on corporate due diligence, navigating complex intellectual property disputes, and ensuring data protection compliance. With a keen understanding of the complexities of intellectual property law and a strong foundation in general business litigation, Caleb is dedicated to helping businesses understand the intersection of law and technology, providing strategic solutions to protect their innovations and achieve their business objectives worldwide.
