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At the start of the year, we often conduct a self-assessment to review where we are in our personal lives and set goals for the future. Just as we do this with ourselves, business owners should also periodically review the status and maintenance of their business and its intellectual property. Below is a brief summary of some of the items that business owners should consider. Stay tuned for additional articles which will go into more depth on some of these topics.
Elizabeth Stamoulis leads Williams Parker’s intellectual property practice with a focus on transactional law. She regularly drafts and reviews policies and provides guidance regarding business formation; licensing; copyright, including registration and compliance with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act; trademark; trade secrets; and general internet law matters such as terms of use and privacy policies for software applications and websites. She also provides day-to-day advice to corporate clients and assists with mergers, acquisitions, sales, and joint ventures. She represents a wide variety of clients, from business owners, entrepreneurs, real estate developers, investors, and healthcare entities to authors and illustrators. After graduating from Dartmouth, Elizabeth received her J.D. from Stanford Law School. She can be reached at (941) 552-5546 or [email protected]
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