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Intellectual Property

Pullano & Farrow’s Intellectual Property practice group provides comprehensive legal counsel on a wide range of IP matters, including trademarks, copyrights, and patents. With a team well-versed in the nuances of intellectual property, our attorneys help clients obtain and leverage their IP rights, maximize their IP’s value, and defend in IP litigation.

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Elizabeth Cordello, Esq.

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Overview

At Pullano & Farrow, our legal team understands that you have worked hard to develop your creative works, which is why it is important to proactively protect your intellectual property. Whether you are a business owner, artist, inventor, or content creator, anyone can benefit from the protections afforded under intellectual property law. 

An experienced intellectual property attorney can advise you on protecting your assets based on your needs and interests. Generally, the three main types of intellectual property include: 

 

The best time to protect your work, product, or brand is as soon as you intend to or actually create the work. Waiting until you have used it in public may be too late. 

 

At Pullano & Farrow, we offer a comprehensive menu of intellectual property services including: 

  • Trade Secrets and Non‐Disclosure Agreements 

  • Preparing, Filing, and Prosecuting Trademark and Service Mark Applications before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office 

  • Trademark Oppositions and Cancellations  

  • Brand Name Knockout Searches and Analysis 

  • Pre-Use Searches and Analysis 

  • Trademark Policy and Watch Services 

  • Trademark Maintenance 

  • Assisting and Strategizing with Global Protection of Marks  

  • Trademark Cancellations 

  • Trademark Extensions 

  • Trademark Due Diligence in Transactions  

  • State Trademark Applications 

  • Brand Legal Analysis and Consulting 

  • Trademark Licensing 

  • Trademark Assignments 

  • Copyright Assignment and Licensing 

  • Copyright Infringement Lawsuits and CASE Act Enforcement and Defense 

  • Royalty Agreements 

  • U.S. Federal Copyright Registration 

  • Copyright Infringement Cease and Desist Letters 

  • Patent Consulting  

  • Intellectual Property Litigation 

  • Advising on Commercial Intellectual Property Agreements, Including Franchising, Licensing, and Assignment Transactions 

  • Patent Infringement Cease and Desist Letters 

  • Website Agreements, Cloud Computing, and Social Media  

  • Pre-Use Domain Name Search and Analysis 

  • Intellectual Property Portfolio Management 

  • Cease and Desist Letters 

  • Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) Proceedings 

 

Our list of trademark services is comprehensive, yet not exhaustive. If you are seeking legal counsel on an Intellectual Property matter that is not on this list, please contact our firm to see how we can help. 

 

Who We Work With

  • Restaurants and Bars 

  • Content Creators 

  • Authors 

  • Influencers 

  • Inventors 

  • Brand Managers 

  • Healthcare Providers 

  • Developers 

  • Service Providers 

  • Breweries, Wineries, and Distilleries  

  • Business Owners and Officers 

  • Entrepreneurs 

  • Artists 

  • Marketing Professionals 

 

To speak to an attorney about protecting your valuable intellectual property assets, contact us today by filling out the Contact Form or call us at (585) 730-4773.

Legal Briefings

A trademark can be classified as a recognizable sign, design, or expression that identifies a particular origin of a product or service, such as a brand name, logo, or slogan.  

A copyright protects original works of authorship fixed in a tangible medium. There are many types of works eligible for copyright protection, such as paintings, photographs, sound recordings, video recordings, computer programs, books, blog posts, architectural works, and more.  

Patents are rights granted to inventors that allow them to exclude other parties from manufacturing, using, or selling their invention for twenty years. Inventions must be new, useful, and non-obvious and identified as either a process, machine, article of manufacturing, or a composition of matter. 

 

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