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Your Tradeshow IP Protection Playbook Part 2: How to Respond If Someone Files an IP Complaint Against You At a Tradeshow?
Expert OpinionIntellectual Property The stress of IP infringement matters resides on both sides of the fence: whether you find a competitor infringing upon your ideas, or your company finds itself being accused of doing the infringing. In this series of articles, we outline the appropriate steps to take if you spot your innovation in your competitor’s booth across the hall. This article’s focus: What can you do if your competitor is using your IP at a tradeshow?
Your Tradeshow IP Protection Playbook Part 2: How to Respond If Someone Files an IP Complaint Against You At a Tradeshow?
Credit: ake1150/Adobe Stock If you’ve ever exhibited at a tradeshow, you know the energy is electric. For most companies, it’s the culmination of a year’s worth of design, testing, and marketing — a true celebration of innovation. Our team has spent decades helping clients navigate tradeshow prep from an IP standpoint. There are few moments more rewarding than walking the floor of a tradeshow with a client who is debuting a new product or brand they’ve worked on all year.
Your Tradeshow IP Protection Playbook Part 1: What Can You Do If Your Competitor Is Using Your IP At a Tradeshow?
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Your Tradeshow IP Protection Playbook Part 1: What Can You Do If Your Competitor Is Using Your IP At a Tradeshow?
Credit: ake1150/Adobe Stock Our team has spent decades helping clients navigate tradeshow prep from an IP standpoint. There are few moments more rewarding than walking the floor of a tradeshow with a client who is debuting a new product or brand they’ve worked on all year. But we’ve also seen how quickly that excitement can turn to stress when a competitor is spotted with a remarkably similar product or name.
What Can You Do If Your Competitor Is Using Your IP At A Tradeshow? [Part 1 Of "Your Tradeshow IP Protection Playbook" Series]
Aaron Bradford’s articles from Taft Stettinius & Hollister are most popular: within Intellectual Property topic(s) in United States Taft Stettinius & Hollister are most popular: within Strategy and Insurance topic(s) with readers working within the Environment & Waste Management and Utilities industries Reprinted with permission from the November 2025 issue of The Intellectual Property Strategist. © 2025 ALM Global Properties, LLC. Further duplication without permission is prohibited.
How To Respond If Someone Files An IP Complaint Against You At A Tradeshow? [Part 2 Of "Your Tradeshow IP Protection Playbook" Series]
Aaron Bradford’s articles from Taft Stettinius & Hollister are most popular: within Intellectual Property topic(s) in United States Taft Stettinius & Hollister are most popular: within Strategy and Insurance topic(s) with readers working within the Environment & Waste Management and Utilities industries Reprinted with permission from the November 2025 issue of The Intellectual Property Strategist. © 2025 ALM Global Properties, LLC. Further duplication without permission is prohibited.
The Ministering Stranger
Lest we forget: The care of neighbors matters Word was Pam had met her love on the internet when they parked an RV at the foot of Little Brushy Mountain and became my parents’ first neighbors in over twenty years. Mom knew Pam’s sister, who owned the diner where the waitress worked, but neither couple knew each other when Pam noticed my father on a walker and volunteered their help.
Understanding sustainable credit
View more on these topicsInvestments Royal London Asset Management 16th November 2020 5:03 pm Shalin Shah, Senior Fund Manager at Royal London Asset Management (RLAM), explains RLAM’s long-established approach to sustainable credit and how our 10-year-plus head start in sustainable credit has given us time to develop a differentiated investment process based not just on data-driven models.
Securing immediate outcomes at the expense of distant payouts
I got my own financial plan wrong. Ouch. I correctly calculated how much I need to save for a secure retirement. Having lived in London for 20 years, I bought ahouse I could afford in Norfolk and confidentlymodelled repayment of the mortgage well in advance of retirement. In fact, I didn’t think I would retire; I imagined myself floating around the office withwhite (alright, pink) hair in my eighties. My grandad was still cutting hair in his lateeighties so this seemed perfect.
Brexit concerns outweigh Covid-19 for those planning to retire abroad
Almost half of over 50s planning on retiring abroad are reconsidering because of Brexit With the risk of a second wave of Coronavirus looming, research1 from Canada Life today reveals that Brexit concerns still outweigh those surrounding COVID-19 for those looking to retire abroad.
Give us a clue! Ending age discrimination in public sector pensions
Moira Warner, Senior Pension Development and Technical Manager, Royal London Our Senior Pensions Development and Technical Manager, Moira Warner takes a look at current Government proposals to end the age discrimination in public service pension schemes and the complexity of the consequent decisions facing members. Back in 2016, Andy Haldane, the Bank of England Chief Economist, stunned advisers by claiming they had “no clue” about pensions.
The advantages to adding indexation
Shelley Read, Senior Protection Development and Technical Manager Royal London Put simply indexation is the same as a normal, level insurance policy, but the sum assured increases each year. I think indexation is a word that some advisers and certainly clients gloss over in the fine print when looking at an insurance policy, however I wanted to remind us all of the massive advantages indexation included in a policy can offer your clients, particularly for income-based covers. Why add indexation?
Managing sequencing risk to protect future drawdown income
One of the biggest risks facing drawdown clients is running out of money, yet it can be inadvertently passed over in the pursuit of income growth, or because of an overly risk-averse investment strategy. Andrew Tully, Technical Director, Canada Life discusses an investment approach that has been shown to protect future income, while also allowing for growth. Until recently, relatively sanguine markets had lulled many drawdown customers into a false sense of security.
Amy Wright: Are we prepared to receive what the Lord offers us?
Editor’s note: This narrative is part of a Church News series titled “Women of Covenant,” in which women of the Church discuss their personal experiences with priesthood power and share what they have learned through following President Russell M. Nelson’s counsel to “labor with the Spirit to understand God’s power — priesthood power” (“Spiritual Treasures,” general conference, October 2019).
Stewardship and responsible investment report 2020
View more on these topicsInvestments Royal London Asset Management In Royal London Asset Management’s annual Stewardship and Responsible Investment report, Ashley Hamilton Claxton, Head of Responsible Investment, says that RLAM will continue to engage with companies on climate risk, governance and diversity in 2020, but has also identified financial and social inclusion, innovation and technology, and the circular economy as areas of focus in the interests of clients.
Coronavirus update with Chief Investment Officer, Piers Hillier
View more on these topicsInvestments Royal London Asset Management Piers Hillier of Royal London Asset Managers. As the situation around COVID-19 continues to develop, Piers Hillier, Chief Investment Officer at Royal London Asset Management, shares his thoughts on the situation in this Q&A webinar update. View the webinar Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
Investment Clock Economic report: when fear abates
View more on these topicsInvestments Royal London Asset Management Global activity is undergoing a sharp pullback as a result of the coronavirus and efforts to contain it. Large scale economic policy support has included temporary ‘bridging’ measures to help companies and households get through a difficult period for cash flows. Once virus fears have abated, outright fiscal and monetary stimulus can help support the recovery.
AD2030: the future of sustainable investing
View more on these topicsInvestments Royal London Asset Management AD2030 – the future of sustainable investing: Mike Fox, Head of Sustainable Investments, reflects on how sustainable investing has changed over the last decade and considers how it might develop over the next decade. Read the article Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
Webinar: navigating the corona crisis in multi asset funds
View more on these topicsInvestments Royal London Asset Management Trevor Greetham of Royal London Asset Managers. Trevor Greetham, Head of Multi Asset presents his analysis of Q1 and updates listeners on how he’s positioning the multi asset funds as we navigate the corona crisis. Trevor shares his outlook on the uncertainty that lies ahead and the factors impacting his investment approach. Watch the webinar Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
Good Life Gurus: Chris Daems - A little kindness goes a long way
View more on these topicsnews Good life gurus Shared Value Value Exchange Welcome to the sixth episode of our Good Life Gurus series, this time we speak to Chris Daems, Director at Cervello Financial Planning, about how he has discovered the importance of mental health as well as physical health. Chris has some great tips for improving mental health and managing stress in day-to-day life.
Cost vs Value with Mike Barrett
View more on these topicsValue Exchange Invest Value Exchange With fund manager value statements continuing to dominate the headlines, Money Marketing editor, Justin Cash, plays a game of “value or no value?” with The Lang Cat’s Mike Barrett. Welcome to the second episode in our podcast series for the Value Exchange, in association with Vitality. Released every month, we’ll be taking on topics like long-term care planning and advising on increasing years of poor health.
Do real yields still exist?
Becky Qin, Analyst, Fidelity Multi Asset As volatility holds on, investors are faced with an increasing amount of developed market government bond real yields becoming negative in response to elevated demand for safe-haven assets. Senior research analyst, Becky Qin in Fidelity’s Multi Asset team, discusses whether it’s time to start looking further afield on the hunt for real yields and highlights one emerging market debt product in particular that’s caught her eye.
Good Life Gurus: Chris Daems - A little kindness goes a long way
View more on these topicsValue Exchange Good life gurus Shared Value Value Exchange Welcome to the sixth episode of our Good Life Gurus series, this time we speak to Chris Daems, Director at Cervello Financial Planning, about how he has discovered the importance of mental health as well as physical health. Chris has some great tips for improving mental health and managing stress in day-to-day life.
Good Life Gurus: Chris Daems - A little kindness goes a long way
View more on these topicsValue Exchange Good life gurus Shared value Value Exchange Welcome to the sixth episode of our Good Life Gurus series, this time we speak to Chris Daems, Director at Cervello Financial Planning, about how he has discovered the importance of mental health as well as physical health. Chris has some great tips for improving mental health and managing stress in day-to-day life.
The rise of the new old: Are traditional retirement models dead?
View more on these topicsValue Exchange Invest Life - Later Life Value Exchange 8th April 2020 1:18 pm The traditional three-stage model of retirement – work, semi-retirement, leisure – is under threat. Greater life expectancy and less secure retirement pots have fundamentally changed the way we think about saving and earning in our old age. Lee Robertson stepped down as CEO of his financial planning firm, Investment Quorum, in 2018 after nearly two decades at the helm.
The Red Pill is no mother’s helper, says Saskia Murphy
“Hey! Little Girl/Comb your hair, fix your makeup/Soon he will open the door/Don’t think because there’s a ring on your finger/You needn’t try anymore,” warns crooner Jack Jones in his 1963 song Wives And Lovers, a sickening ode to domestic servitude. The song is a relic, an ancient fossil dug out from a time when women were shackled to the home and expected to paint on a smile of acquiescence while they dutifully cleaned the oven.
PruFund - a fund for all seasons?
One of the headlines from a daily newspaper, back at the launch of the first PruFund in 2004, read, “Pru attempts to resurrect With-Profits”. Fifteen years and £50 billion in funds under management later, I’d argue that Pru has been successful with the introduction of a new fund concept, and credit for that must go also to the adviser community, who have used the range in a variety of circumstances. But why have advisers embraced the PruFund range as a suitable destination for client funds?
The neighbours are finding this air hard to breathe, reports Roger Ratcliffe
The first my sister knew that one of her neighbours was using his apartment as an Airbnb let was around midnight a couple of months ago. In fairly quick succession she heard a door slam, a loud argument and then the smashing of glass, which turned out to be a bottle thrown into the car park.
The income protection and state benefits conundrum
View more on these topicsValue Exchange Life The Value Exchange The impact of an income protection claim on someone’s potential state benefits can sometimes be a complicated area for both advisers and insurers discusses Andrew Simmons, Head of Business Protection at VitalityLife. Until April 2018 it was possible to claim benefits to cover mortgage interest payments.
The green car is more than a white lie, says Roger Ratcliffe
It is World Car Free Day this Sunday, when motorists are encouraged to find other ways of getting from A to B. For me that might mean hopping on a bus to a friend’s house on the outskirts of Leeds then hoofing it to the supermarket. None of which is a problem – I’m already trying to cut my car usage. But the time when we had a choice between climbing behind the driving wheel or using our feet, bikes or public transport could become just a memory.
Under the spotlight: Invesco Summit Growth range
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Sponsored by As volatility returns to financial markets, managing risk effectively is becoming an ever increasing priority to clients. Risk-targeted solutions are experiencing a surge in popularity as advisers look to outsource their investment decisions. This makes it a great time to launch a risk-targeted range of funds, says Invesco’s chief investment officer Nick Mustoe.
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