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Understanding Your Rights and Obligations Under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act
Technology advances much faster than copyright legislation, so it can be difficult to understand your rights and obligations as a copyright holder. The Digital Millennium Copyright Act provides some information, but an IP attorney can address your specific questions.
When Does a Preliminary Injunction for IP Infringement Make Sense?
If you’re worried that someone is infringing on your intellectual property rights, you can seek a preliminary injunction to temporarily stop them. The process often requires time and money, so talk to an IP law attorney to discuss whether a preliminary injunction makes sense for your situation.
Operating an LLC without an Operating Agreement
As of January 1, 2018, every Minnesota LLC has been governed by the Revised LLC Act – or at least portions of the Revised Act.
Helping Employees During a Pandemic
Many businesses are obviously scrambling to figure out how to best help their employees during the current crisis. Here is a quick summary of some
Litigating under the Revised LLC Act
As of January 1, 2018, every Minnesota LLC is governed by the Revised LLC Act – or at least portions of the Revised Act. That’s
Recovering Damages in a Trademark Infringement Lawsuit
Most of the time, winning a trademark lawsuit doesn’t get you any money. That’s because trademark infringement lawsuits are usually about preventing consumer confusion, and
Mike is (kind of) Famous!
Last week, Board President Mike Frasier represented Metro IBA with an appearance on Kare 11, to talk about the Buy Local Guide and the importance
Welcome Jennie Clarke to Rubric Legal!
Rubric Legal LLC is excited to announce the addition of our newest partner, Jennie Clarke! Jennie brings three decades of experience and knowledge advising businesses,