Key Features of the TRIPS Agreement Standards: The TRIPS Agreement establishes minimum standards for intellectual property protection across member countries, specifying subject matter, duration of rights, and the scope of protection. The incorporated commitments from the Paris Convention and Berne Convention have resulted in it being dubbed as “Berne and Paris-plus” agreement. This…
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With the popularity of Electric Bikes, it’s important to understand the rules. According to the Colorado General Assembly the following is how E-bikes are treated in the state of Colorado.Each County or City have additional rules and restrictionsFor the City of Boulder visit: HEREFor the City of Louisville visit: HERE The different types of E-bikes…
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Landlords who have yet to protect their tenant’s deposit may find themselves in a challenging situation when attempting to evict a tenant. Protecting a tenant’s deposit is a legal requirement in England and Wales, and failing to do so can significantly complicate the eviction process and expose landlords to potential fines. In this article, we’ll…
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Intellectual Property Strategies for Technology Startups – Introduction Mark Blaxill’s claim that “innovation without protection is essentially philanthropy” rings true in today’s global innovation scene. This is especially the case for startups of all sizes, particularly those in the technology sector. It cannot be understated how critical it is for these businesses to put emphasis…
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Dishonest, fly-by-night, or even inexperienced renovators can leave a trail of heartbreak. Buyers happily move into their newly-purchased, freshly-renovated home, but problems often don’t show up till later. Here are three recent scenarios from my real estate law practice in Edmonton, Alberta. First, I’ll discuss the problems, then I’ll talk about how best to avoid them….
By Michelle Ball, California Education Attorney for Students since 1995 When a parent or student experiences discrimination in the school system, they have a choice of where they want to file for an administrative review (e.g. by a government body). Should they pick the federal government to review the matter or should they file with…
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Buying health insurance in NJ can be overwhelming, with various plans and options to consider. Making the wrong decisions could lead to inadequate coverage or unnecessary expenses. One of the most common mistakes is not understanding your healthcare needs. Take the time to assess your health status, medical history, and potential future needs. Consider factors…
After almost three years since the moratorium went into effect, the Alameda County Eviction Moratorium (Ordinance No. O-2020-41) is set to expire on April 29, 2023. Shortly after the COVID-19 pandemic began in early 2020, the County passed temporary eviction bans, prohibiting landlords from forcing renters to leave their homes, with some limited exceptions. Then,…
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Introduction: Intellectual Property Disputes Oscar Wilde famously said “Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery,” but nothing is flattering about having your hard work or brilliant ideas swooped from underneath you. This is why protecting intellectual property is an intricate business because it’s about safeguarding ideas under the pretense of federal law. Ideas as concepts…
If you’re a landlord seeking to end an assured shorthold tenancy (AST) legally, there are two avenues you can pursue. In many cases, issuing a Section 21 notice — often called a “no-fault eviction notice” — is the more straightforward route. With Section 21, you don’t have to give a reason to evict the tenant(s). …