So, how do you go about securing your business brand and other IP via copyright, patent, and trademark? Here are tips on nine key legal issues you need to take care of. Protecting Your Patents Patents ...

The invention must be different from or an ... to and widely different from those offered by trademarks and copyrights. Trademarks are legal protections on words, phrases, designs, or marks ...

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invention, creation, etc. that can be protected by law from being copied by someone else' (Source - Cambridge Dictionary) The main types of intellectual property rights are patents, trademarks, ...

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