The state with the best education wins!

News

Why tech startups need intellectual-property plans

November 27, 2016/

An intellectual property plan should first identify and protect the company’s IP. For example, a startup should ensure that its name, slogan or logo are entitled to protection under trademark law and do not infringe others’ trademark rights. Failure to do so could push a startup into an unwanted lawsuit, force the company to rebrand itself, or both. Startups can ill afford this kind of hassle and expense.

Read more here: http://www.idahostatesman.com/news/business/business-insider/article116955023.html#storylink=cpy

BY DANA HERBERHOLZ

Full Story: http://www.idahostatesman.com/news/business/business-insider/article116955023.html

Leave a Comment Cancel Reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.

MATR Sponsor (view all)

"For small to medium to national organizations, for events and fundraisers of any size, in any format – live, virtual or hybrid – the platform is built for scale."

MATR Supporters (view all)

We will bring the North Coast Hiawatha train route back to Southern Montana

Make Your Future in the College of Business

Working closely with GFDA’s economic development team, HPF helps Montana businesses access the capital they need to expand, modernize, and strengthen local communities.