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- in Business Litigation · Corporate Transaction
- — 27 Apr, 2013
California Franchise Registrations and Renewals

The state of California requires franchise registration from prospective franchisors, as well as compliance with a host of other California franchise laws. The franchise registration involves[...]

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- in Business Litigation · Commercial Law · Copyright · Corporate Transaction · Intellectual Property · Litigation
- — 27 Mar, 2013
General Software Licensing Strategies – Part 3: Policing Infringement

After the licensing agreement is signed and done, what do you do to police the infringement? Many licensors have great difficulty in policing the terms of the licensing agreement and[...]

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- in Business Litigation · Corporate Transaction · Intellectual Property
- — 9 Feb, 2013
NFL Trademarks: Colin Kaepernick Protects His Name

We have previously written about how professional athletes should protect their intellectual property, and it appears that Colin Kaepernick has done just that. Within weeks after starting as quarterback for the[...]

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- in Business Litigation · Commercial Law · Corporate Transaction · Litigation · Multi-district Litigation
- — 29 Jan, 2013
“Fiduciary Duty” – It’s More Than Just a Fancy Term.

Most people have probably heard the terms “fiduciary” and “board of directors” at some time or another. However, few realize the connection between the two. So what exactly is a[...]

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- in Business Litigation · Intellectual Property · Litigation
- — 25 Jan, 2013
Defending Against Non-Practicing Entities in Patent Litigation (Part 3)

As one commentator noted, “Patent Trolls Eat Startups First.” The author points to a recent study of small businesses and start-ups by Professor Colleen Chien of Santa Clara. The study[...]

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- in Business Litigation · Commercial Law · Intellectual Property · Litigation
- — 10 Jan, 2013
Tips for Potential Franchisees in Setting Up Strong Franchising Agreements

A successful franchise depends on a strong contractual relationship between the franchisor and franchisee. Lasting success often begins with a well-drafted contract that outlines the obligations and expectations of both[...]

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- in Business Litigation · Commercial Law · Litigation
- — 25 Dec, 2012
Tips for International Franchise Agreements

Following a boom in franchising in the United States around the 1950s and 1960s, there was a dramatic increase in international franchising activity. Franchised businesses could be found in many[...]

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- in Business Litigation · Commercial Law · Intellectual Property · Litigation
- — 21 Nov, 2012
Defending Against Non-Practicing Entities in Patent Litigation (Part 2)

According to a recent study by UC Hastings’ Professor Robin Feldman, non-practicing entities (or patent trolls or NPEs) file 40% of all patent infringement cases, a number that increased from 22% in[...]

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- in Business Litigation · Commercial Law · Copyright · Corporate Transaction · Intellectual Property · Litigation
- — 14 Oct, 2012
Understanding End-User Licensing Agreements

End-user licensing agreements (also called EULAs) are a type of software licensing contract between the owner of the software and the purchaser or user of the software. Under the first[...]

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- in attorney · Business Litigation · Commercial Law · federal communications commission · Litigation · text spam
- — 14 Oct, 2012
Do Not Become a Victim to Text Spamming—Remember, Text Spamming Is Illegal.

Are you one of those people who become extremely irritated when you receive marketing calls for different products? Well, in our world of smartphones, alongside your home phone, you may[...]

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Ali is a practicing attorney serving the greater San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley. His three areas of focus are small business, litigation and intellectual property.	(415) 830-9968

Category: Business Litigation

California Franchise Registrations and Renewals

General Software Licensing Strategies – Part 3: Policing Infringement

NFL Trademarks: Colin Kaepernick Protects His Name

“Fiduciary Duty” – It’s More Than Just a Fancy Term.

Defending Against Non-Practicing Entities in Patent Litigation (Part 3)

Tips for Potential Franchisees in Setting Up Strong Franchising Agreements

Tips for International Franchise Agreements

Defending Against Non-Practicing Entities in Patent Litigation (Part 2)

Understanding End-User Licensing Agreements

Do Not Become a Victim to Text Spamming—Remember, Text Spamming Is Illegal.

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