• Posts by William Borchard
    Senior Counsel

    Bill has handled domestic and international trademark and copyright matters at the highest level for over 60 years.  He has counseled and represented clients on domestic and international trademark matters concerning clearance ...

Posted in Trademarks
Update on cost savings using international trademark filing systems

The Community Trade Mark ("CTM") has had significant regulatory changes including, since March 23, 2016, being called the European Union Trade Mark ("EUTM").

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Posted in Copyrights
How you can protect recipes

Recipe protection is rare but possible.

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When you can parody another's work or mark

Parody involves copyright and trademark considerations.

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Tags: Parody
Posted in Designs
European design protection may be attractive

European design protection may be faster, cheaper and better than trademark protection under some circumstances.

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Auditing intellectual property assets

When, why and how you should conduct an IP audit.

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Tags: Audits
Posted in Copyrights
Explaining the Creative Commons copyright license

Here is a simplified explanation of the mysterious Creative Commons license notices or icons you sometimes see with electronic or printed copyrighted material.

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Tags: Licensing
Posted in Trademarks
Why is your trademark counsel so picky?

Technical use requirements differ for trademarks and service marks.

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How a company name can be a trademark

There are similarities and differences between a company name and a trademark or service mark.

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Unofficial Trademark Solicitations

How to avoid unnecessary payments to scam artists.

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Tags: Scams
Posted in Trademarks
What your mark means in another language may affect its U.S. registrability.

The translation of a registered mark may be barred from registration in the United States.

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