An indemnification agreement commits the company to cover a founder’s legal costs when they are sued for serving as a director or officer. Here is what it covers, its legal limits, and why D&O insurance still matters.
Two parties can co-own a trademark, but doing so raises single source, licensing and enforcement problems. Here is how joint ownership works and what to do instead.
Patents, copyright, trade secrets and trademarks each protect a different layer of an AI business. Here is how to combine them, and why ownership agreements come first.
After an asset sale, the seller entity still has work to do. Here is the proper order of steps to dissolve a Delaware C corporation and protect directors and stockholders.
When a buyer acquires a company’s assets, its brands only transfer if the trademarks are properly identified, assigned with their goodwill and recorded. Here is how the process works and where deals go wrong.
Copyright troll letters rely on fear and fast payment. Here is how to evaluate a demand, understand statutory damages and registration timing, and respond strategically.
