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More »Thomas Henry Celebrates 35-Year Anniversary with Woodard, Emhardt
Congratulations to Woodard, Emhardt managing partner Thomas Henry on his 35th anniversary with the firm. Tom started with the firm on July 25, 1975. He [...]
John McNett Celebrates 40-Year Anniversary with Woodard, Emhardt
Congratulations to Woodard, Emhardt partner John McNett on his 40th anniversary with the firm. John started with the firm on July 20, 1970. John has [...]
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More »IRAQ – Trademark Office Publishes the Trademarks which their Records Have Been Damaged During the War
The Iraq Trademark Office posted in its official website, the list of trademarks which files have been lost during the war. The first group of [...]
Patent Marking – Patent Owner Beware
How often have you noticed that a product bears a label of “patent pending” or “U.S. Patent No.”? But, what if that patent does not [...]
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Competing for market share is a tough proposition in today’s business environment. A company needs a strong idea to provide a successful product or service, and of course the capital to back it up – but in today’s market, that’s not enough. A business must also stand out, offering something different that no one else can provide. A company’s unique difference might exist in the form of an invention, a business process, a product design, a catchy slogan, a written manual, a product name, or even a customer list.
These areas of distinction are called “Intellectual Property” – often a business’s most valuable assets. At Woodard, Emhardt, Moriarty, McNett & Henry LLP, our attorneys specialize in identifying, protecting, and preserving these assets, a requirement for success in today’s highly competitive marketplace.
With our law firm being centrally located in Indianapolis, Indiana, our patent attorneys are not only able to serve clients in the Midwest but throughout the United States and internationally. Our attorneys assist clients in all areas of Intellectual Property, including patents, trademarks, and copyrights, before the United States Patent & Trademark Office, the United States Copyright Office, and in state and federal courts.
