Trademark Law Basics for General Practitioners

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Overview

For eighteen years, attorneys across nation have attended Billy Newman's In-Person seminars on intellectual property law and have praised the way in which Billy provides an entertaining and fascinating introduction to a seemingly boring subject.  Now these lectures are finally available online!  Designed at a beginner level for non-specialists, this seminar (the companion to the On-Demand course "Copyright Law Basics for General Practitioners) explains the importance of trademark law in general law practice.

Topics discussed include:

• A practical explanation of how trademarks come into play in everyday law practice
• The alarming rate at which small "mom & pop" businesses are encountering expensive copyright problems
• Simple guidelines for helping your client select company names, product names, and slogans that are legally defensible

Here's what recent attendees at the In-Person version of this seminar have had to say about it:

"Surprisingly fun and practical!"

"Great seminar - probably the best CLE I've ever been to."

"Mr. Newman is a great presenter with a fine command of the subject matter.  This seminar was MUCH better than I ever could have anticipated."

"This was a great seminar!  You gave a wonderful overview of all the main points that general practitioners should be aware of."

Format(s)

Online Video or Audio (MP3) Download

Speakers

• William R Newman of The University of Southern Mississippi