Intellectual Property Law Practice Areas
Lott & Friedland practices exclusively in the areas
of Intellectual Property. Our attorneys focus their practice on patents,
trademarks, copyrights, the Internet, entertainment law, and related litigation.
Below is a brief description of each area of practice.
Patents are an exclusive
right granted by the U.S. Patent Office, for a specific period of time,
on the basis that the invention is novel (not previously known or described
in a publication), "non-obvious" (a form which anyone in the
field of expertise could identify), and useful.
Trademarks are any
distinctive design, picture, emblem, logo or wording (or combination)
affixed to goods for sale to identify the manufacturer as the source of
the product.
Copyrights are the
exclusive right of the author or creator of a literary or artistic property
(such as a book, movie or musical composition) to print, copy, sell, license,
distribute, transform to another medium, translate, record or perform
or otherwise use (or not use) and to give it to another by will.
Internet Law encompasses
a variety of topics including: domain name disputes, licensing, privacy
policies, copyrights, trademarks, and other intellectual property areas.
Entertainment Law
includes various areas of intellectual property blending together
to protect the rights of authors, performers, owners, and businesses for
their creative endeavors.
Litigation is one
of Lott & Friedland's specialties. In addition to the transactional
matters listed above, Lott & Friedland litigates extensively in the
Federal Courts regarding various intellectual property disputes, including
copyrights, patents, trademarks, domain names, gray market goods, entertainment
disputes, and other unfair competition matters.
Contact Lott & Friedland today for an intellectual property consultation.
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