This Web site is provided by JAS IP Consulting (and the Law Office of Jonathan
Small) in order to provide some initial assistance in understanding the complex
and changing area of intellectual property law. The goal is that users of this site
begin to become familiar with the issues and challenges that may affect
protection of their intellectual property rights. However, nothing on this site
should be considered legal advice provided by JAS IP Consulting (or the Law
office of Jonathan Small), nor in any way be considered a substitute for
obtaining the advice of a qualified and experienced attorney.
While we have attempted to provide information relevant to clients located in
California, please be aware that many intellectual property laws vary from
jurisdiction to jurisdiction (that is, from state to state and from country to country).
So, some of the information at this site (and the sites we link to here) may not
be applicable to your jurisdiction.
Also, laws and regulations change. Some more frequently than others. And
while we attempt to keep this site up to date, be aware that information
contained in this site (and the sites we link to here) may not represent the most
current state of the law.
One last item to note. While we attempt to check the quality, content, and
timeliness of the information at the sites we link to, we have no control over the
content of third party web sites. Their content may change (or not change when
it should). But with those disclaimers in mind, we believe the content provided
here will be useful as you consider hiring an intellectual property law firm and
planning considering IP protection strategies.
So please use the information contained in this site, and in the pages we link to,
as a place to begin your inquiry regarding your rights. And most important, seek
qualified representation to ensure that your rights are perfected, protected, and
properly enforced. Most state bar associations, and the U.S. Patent and
Trademark Office, have referral programs which can provide the names of
registered patent attorneys and others specializing in intellectual property law
who may be able to assist you (you can always call us or send us an email for
more information on such referrals or to find out more about our services).
Thanks!
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Small) in order to provide some initial assistance in understanding the complex
and changing area of intellectual property law. The goal is that users of this site
begin to become familiar with the issues and challenges that may affect
protection of their intellectual property rights. However, nothing on this site
should be considered legal advice provided by JAS IP Consulting (or the Law
office of Jonathan Small), nor in any way be considered a substitute for
obtaining the advice of a qualified and experienced attorney.
While we have attempted to provide information relevant to clients located in
California, please be aware that many intellectual property laws vary from
jurisdiction to jurisdiction (that is, from state to state and from country to country).
So, some of the information at this site (and the sites we link to here) may not
be applicable to your jurisdiction.
Also, laws and regulations change. Some more frequently than others. And
while we attempt to keep this site up to date, be aware that information
contained in this site (and the sites we link to here) may not represent the most
current state of the law.
One last item to note. While we attempt to check the quality, content, and
timeliness of the information at the sites we link to, we have no control over the
content of third party web sites. Their content may change (or not change when
it should). But with those disclaimers in mind, we believe the content provided
here will be useful as you consider hiring an intellectual property law firm and
planning considering IP protection strategies.
So please use the information contained in this site, and in the pages we link to,
as a place to begin your inquiry regarding your rights. And most important, seek
qualified representation to ensure that your rights are perfected, protected, and
properly enforced. Most state bar associations, and the U.S. Patent and
Trademark Office, have referral programs which can provide the names of
registered patent attorneys and others specializing in intellectual property law
who may be able to assist you (you can always call us or send us an email for
more information on such referrals or to find out more about our services).
Thanks!
Return to home page
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