by Law Office | Jan 3, 2026 | Intellectual Property Litigation
When a large client stops paying, the impact is rarely limited to a single overdue invoice. For many Los Angeles businesses, the effects show up quickly. Payroll questions begin circulating. Vendors follow up. Cash flow tightens. What may start as an accounting issue...
by Law Office | Dec 22, 2025 | Intellectual Property Litigation
From time to time, someone running a business in Los Angeles comes across a product that looks a little too similar to their own. It might appear during a walk through a store in Silver Lake or while scrolling online late at night. The color scheme feels familiar. The...
by Law Office | Nov 21, 2025 | Intellectual Property Litigation
Fashion is powered by imagination, but what keeps that creativity profitable is paperwork. Contracts determine the ownership of a design, the payment distribution, and the representation of a brand’s image in the marketplace. For a U.S. fashion label, licensing and...
by Law Office | Nov 21, 2025 | Intellectual Property Litigation
Each January, journalists announce which classic books and films have “entered the public domain.” The news excites creators who hope to remix or stream old works without paying for rights. A 1930s musical, a noir thriller, maybe even a beloved cartoon, surely those...
by Law Office | Oct 27, 2025 | Latest News
How to Keep Textile Prints and Patterns Safe A strong textile print can anchor a product line. Customers remember a distinctive repeat on a dress or the geometric lining in a tote and start looking for it in later seasons. That visibility also draws fast copies on...