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Protecting your brand identity is crucial in today’s competitive business landscape. Fortunately, Utah offers a state trademark (TM) option for businesses operating within its borders. Here’s a step-by-step process to guide you through filing for a Utah State Trademark.
Protecting your original creations through copyright registration is crucial for safeguarding your intellectual property rights. Here’s a step-by-step guide to registering a copyright for your unique work with the United States Copyright Office (USCO).
Both trademark and copyright are forms of intellectual property (IP) protection, but they safeguard different types of creations and have different purposes. Here’s a breakdown of the key differences applicable in both US and Utah Law.
Navigating the world of trademarks can be confusing, especially when considering different registration options. This post will focus on the Utah State Trademark, analyzing their advantages, limitations, and who they might be most suitable for.
What are the statutes, rules, and procedures related to attorney fees in Utah, and what are some time entry and billing tips you can use to make your time entry more efficient, improve your billing, and strengthen your client relationships?
Join us for a CLE discussion over lunch led by Barnard N. Madsen, a founding partner of Fillmore Spencer.
Fillmore Spencer Founding Partner Barnard Madsen will lead August’s brown bag CLE. Barney will lead a discussion on “Visual Advocacy,” and the tools attorneys can and should use to present their cases with clarity and impact.
Join us on Zoom, or come in-person to our Provo office where we will provide lunch.
Friday, February 26, 2021 at Noon via Zoom. Fillmore Spencer Partner Barney Madsen will be presenting on the effective use of Zoom and Webex for virtual hearings. Join us as we resume this beloved tradition. Learn, lunch, socialize and get CLE Credit!
Like many of you, our firm is a small business and we are adjusting to stop the spread of the COVID-19 virus. This includes employees
How a Trademark Attorney can Protect your Brand Your company’s distinctive brand (or “trademark”) carries your company’s reputation (or “goodwill”). The intangible asset of goodwill,
Barney Madsen, partner at Fillmore Spencer, won an appeal at the Utah Court of Appeals and made some new law. In Craig v. Provo City the district court had dismissed Mr. Madsen’s case ruling that the State Savings Statute did not apply to the Governmental Immunity Act.
