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Since 1984, Purdue Law Offices have been representing clients around the world in the field of Intellectual Property Law. Contact them if you would like to consult a trademark attorney, patent attorney, copyright attorney or if you have questions about trademark litigation, patent litigation, copyright litigation .
In recent years, we have observed a spike in the number of independent inventors who have contacted
our office after they have contacted an invention promotion company, an invention marketing company or
an invention licensing company. If you would like to know what these inventors should have known before
they contacted one of these companies, Click Here.
"Intellectual property" is a term referring to a number of distinct types of creations of the mind for which property rights are recognized.
Intellectual Property Law is concerned with various forms of protection for eligible intellectual property.
Under Intellectual Property Law, owners are granted certain exclusive rights to a variety of intangible assets. Patents deal with inventions and improvements to existing inventions. Trademarks are brand names/designs that are applied to products or services and exclude others from their use. Copyright protection covers literary, artistic, and musical works and prevents them from being used by others.
In 1984, John Purdue left the firm now known as Brinks, Hofer, Gilson & Lione and started Purdue Law Offices. In 1986, John’s son David joined the firm. John passed away in 2009 and today, David carries on the tradition of providing client based personalized Intellectual Property Law services. Legal Assistant Kristina Harper manages the growing docket. If you are interested in consulting with a trademark attorney, patent attorney or copyright attorney please contact us.
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