How to trademark a board game
If you’ve created a board game, you may want to consider registering for a trademark. Maybe more than one. Trademarks protect the name, logo, and
If you’ve created a board game, you may want to consider registering for a trademark. Maybe more than one. Trademarks protect the name, logo, and
If you’re like any of my game developer clients, you’ve created a video game that’s worth protecting. One of the best ways to protect your
Video game copyright protection is an important issue for game developers and publishers. As with any other form of intellectual property, such as patents and
Board games are a beloved pastime for many people, and it’s no surprise that many game enthusiasts are interested in creating their own games. However,
Video games have become a massive industry, with millions of players and billions of dollars at stake. So it’s no surprise that game developers and
Copyright in board games can be a tricky subject. What is protected and what isn’t? Check out my post to get the whole story!
AI-generated artwork is all the rage these days. Who owns the copyright in those images? I tackle this question and more on the Game Lawyer Blog!
Coming hot on the heels of 2020’s CCPA California privacy law is the new (and more strict) CPRA. Learn what you need to do to comply by reading my post!
The best way to protect your rights in your game’s name is to get a registered trademark. Check out my step-by-step guide for doing it here.
If you sell products on Amazon, it’s vital that you protect your brand with Amazon Brand Registry. In this post, find out everything you need to know about your verification code.
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