Like 112 million other Americans, on Sunday, February 13th, I tuned into Super Bowl LVI to watch the Rams and the Bengals go at it on the gridiron—and catch the amazing commercials. As it turned out, the game mostly faded into a blur of noise, color and pageantry after I saw one particular ad that […]
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The American stereotype of the loud-mouthed, aggressive and abrasive ambulance chaser has become so much a part of the mythos of the legal profession in this country that it’s practically a comedy genre in its own right. Pop culture would have you believe that rude, loud, and obnoxiously pushy attorneys are the ones that manage
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Often times the greatest innovation comes from adversity! This is definitely the case for John Coban, the inventor of the Slingshirt®. Coban didn’t originally see himself being an entrepreneur but a major league baseball player.
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It should be no surprise that the entire area of cryptotechnology and non-fungible tokens and their application to intellectual property law in particular has posed a number of unresolved issues.
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From a legal perspective, one of the most vexing things about the new bumper crop of crypto-driven technologies and currencies is the fact that right now,
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I’m John Rizvi, a board-certified patent attorney and adjunct professor with over 25 years of experience.
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With the advent of non-fungible tokens (NFTs), cryptocurrency and other blockchain-supported tech, a few of my more tech-savvy clients are asking whether patents are on the road to obsolescence.
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I’m sure you’re wondering why a serious patent attorney like me would even care about celebrating World Smile Day. First off, just because my work as a patent attorney is serious business doesn’t mean I can’t have a positive attitude and a bright smile on my face. Secondly, some of my clients, like Don Inman,
Most people in the United States start every morning with a caffeinated drink before tackling on their daily duties. It’s wild to think that the origin of coffee dates as far as the 15th century. In the United States, coffee gained popularity after the Boston Tea Party due to tea being associated with the British.
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How did it all start? Coca-Cola is a household company brand with humbling beginnings. For over 100 years, the cool beverage has had much business success. But, like most profitable businesses in the U.S., Coca-Cola has gone through many stages of growth. In 1886, an Atlanta pharmacist, Dr. John Stith Pemberton, created a syrup for
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