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Regulatory Compliance
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2006 Government Regulatory Trends
The Business Regulatory Climate in the United States in 2005 changed from a referee type enforcement mission to an attitude that all business people were guilty of some sort of unethical behavior.
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Sarbanes Oxley 404 Compliance - How Nov. 15, 2004 Deadline Affects You
Public companies have 90 days from the end of their fiscal year to comply with Sarbanes Oxley Section 404. For those with market capitalization of $75 million or more, this clock starts on Nov. 15, 2004; while all others with less than $75 million market capitalization begin July 15, 2005.
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The United States Food and Drug Administration and NAFTA
NAFTA helps safeguard the ability of the United States Food and Drug Administration to ensure food safety and quality within North America. For more information about United States Food and Drug Administration and NAFTA read this article.
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Intellectual Property – Trade Mark Infringement – Licensing – Passing Off
In September 2006, Nike agreed to pay Hackney Council ?300,000 for the unlawful use of the Council’s ‘H’ logo. Nike had not obtained Hackney Council’s permission to use the logo. The settlement figure was calculated by taking into account the total global sales of Nike merchandise, and an appropriate percentage was established.
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An Introduction to Trademarks
In marketing, there is a particular strategy known as branding. In many ways, trademarks are designed to protect your brand from use by others.
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What Is A TradeMark And Why Should I Have One?
The short answer to this question is that a trademark can become a brand. Even if you're business is local, a brand name is important not only from a marketing but also a customer perception basis.
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How Do You Get a Trademark?
While some individuals choose to hire attorneys to walk them through the process of applying for a trademark, others choose to use a trademark research firm, which can cost thousands of dollars less. It is important to remember when hiring someone to do your research that they not only search through Federal and State trademark records for name similarities, but also Common Law listings.
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Trademark Logos
Logos are symbols that represent something. It is usually a company, product or brand. Logos help the company to register a particular image in a person’s mind about the company. For this, the logo has to be attractive, unique, and functional. It should also represent the company’s image well.
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Trademarks – What You Ought to Know
Trademark law affects every business in the United States. Don't assume that your new business name, new product name, slogan or logo has not already been used commercially OR trademarked! No business name may be used in any one of the following cases…
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Trademark: Do I Need One for My Business Name and Logo?
Wondering if a trademark is important to you as a business owner? A trademark is a word, phrase, symbol, or logo that distinguishes and identifies the source of goods of one company or person from another. The symbols TM and SM demonstrate the owner treats the mark as a trademark or service mark.
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Keeping Your Home Safe From Burglary
Keeping your home safe from burglary is very important. You will see some things you can do to keep your home save. You will also see what you can do to draw less attention to your home.
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