September, 2020 | Bilicki Law

Can plants be patented?

On behalf of Bilicki Law | Sep 17, 2020 | Firm News

The question of whether or not plants can be patented might seem absurd when you take a walk through the woods and observe trees, bushes, grasses, flowers and more growing in the wild. No one can obtain a patent for those naturally occurring, common plants. Asexual...

Demonstrating ‘reasonable efforts’ to protect digital trade secrets

On behalf of Bilicki Law | Sep 8, 2020 | Trade Secret Protection

A business cannot simply claim a piece of information is a trade secret and expect it to receive applicable legal protections. Instead, the owner of this intellectual property must take steps to meet certain criteria. That includes making “reasonable efforts” to...

4 IP questions entrepreneurs should ask themselves

On behalf of Bilicki Law | Sep 1, 2020 | International Intellectual Property Protection

Many people think of intellectual property as gold – inherently valuable, even if the discoverer doesn’t lift a finger. In reality, IP is closer to petroleum. It must be shaped, refined and protected in order to turn it into something of real worth. Entrepreneurs...

Can plants be patented?

Demonstrating ‘reasonable efforts’ to protect digital trade secrets

4 IP questions entrepreneurs should ask themselves

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