CT Lawyer Magazine - November/December 23

Volume 34, Number 2

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Intellectual Property Interests for the General Practitioner: Why it Matters to You By Michael J. Chang
Learn how a basic understanding of intellectual property rights can assist general practitioners in protecting creations of their clients or their own firm.
Trademarks for the General Practitioner By John C. Linderman and Mallory Hein
Learn about the various considerations related to the registration and use of trademarks and how trademark laws differ from those related to patents and copyrights.
Copyrights for the General Practitioner By John C. Linderman and Justin Durelli
Copyrights are legal rights recognized by law for properties broadly falling into the class of artistic works. This article provides an overview of the protections offered under copyright law, fair use exceptions, and other important aspects of copyright usage.
At the Intersection of Public Disclosure and Secrecy: A Primer on the Complementary Protections of Patents and Trade Secrets in Litigation By Mark D. Giarratana, Thomas J. Rechen, and Snigdha Mamillapalli
This article discusses the important role trade secrets play in protecting intellectual property, how their misappropriation is defined under the Trade Secrets Act (CUTSA) and the Defense of Trade Secrets Act (DTSA), and how they differ from patents.