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Why Real Patent Infringement Cases Matter to Business Owners of Every Size
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Why Real Patent Infringement Cases Matter to Business Owners of Every Size

Some legal disputes are really business survival disputes in disguise. That is exactly why real patent infringement cases matter. They do not just tell us what happened between two companies. They show us how patents can protect market share, influence...
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Understanding the TAKE IT DOWN Act
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Understanding the TAKE IT DOWN Act

Your personal and professional reputation is a vital asset—yet it can be vulnerable to online attacks, the sharing of intimate content without your consent, and other forms of digital defamation. At The Lomnitzer Firm P.A. in Boca Raton, our experienced...
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How to Make Sure Your Trademark Has No Likelihood of Confusion
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How to Make Sure Your Trademark Has No Likelihood of Confusion

A trademark helps customers recognize your goods and services without risking confusion with a competitor’s products. If your trademark is too similar to another mark, consumers may be uncertain about the source of the products and think it belongs to...
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2014 Super Lawyer Selection!

We are proud at announce that Lorri Lomnitzer has recently been selected as a 2014 Super Lawyer by Thomson Reuters. Super Lawyers is a respected rating service of outstanding lawyers who have attained a high-degree of peer recognition and professional achievement....
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Supreme Court Decides: Authors’ Access to Court is Granted Only After Copyright Office Acts on Application for Registration

When Does Copyright Registration Occur? In a unanimous Supreme Court decision, copyright owners seeking protection must now wait for the Copyright Office to act on an application for registration before they can pursue infringement claims in court. Based on the...
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How The Courts Have Shaken Up The Intellectual Property Legal Landscape

This spring, within the space of a week, the Court issued two decisions that will have big implications for patentees (patent holders), their customers, and their legal adversaries. At the appellate level, one of the federal circuit courts also issued...
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5 Things Every Small Business Owner Should Do To Secure Their Intellectual Property

As a small business owner, you likely have a million things on your to-do list. Hopefully one of those things is securing your intellectual property. The Lomnitzer Law team’s decades of experience advising small businesses has taught us that paying...
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Trademarking a Sound Is a Sound Business Strategy
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Trademarking a Sound Is a Sound Business Strategy

The MGM®  lion’s roar. The iconic “dun-dun” in episodes of Law & Order. The marimba ringtone that comes as the default ringtone on iPhones. There are certain sounds you can hear in your head just by reading a written description...
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Can’t We All Just Get Along? Artist Name Dispute Is Bad PR for the Band Formerly Known as Lady Antebellum

In an attempt to lend support to the Black Lives Matter movement, the well known country artists formerly known as Lady Antebellum announced in June 2020 that they would be changing their name to Lady A. In the process, they...
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Florida Student Athletes Will Now Get More Than Nil for NIL (Name, Image, Likeness)

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has one-upped the left coast by signing a bill into law that clears the way for student athletes at Florida colleges and universities (public and private) to earn money from endorsement deals and to be paid...
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