Why Media Companies Should Screen the Backgrounds of Copyright Infringement Claimants (+AUDIO)
In an article published in the World Intellectual Property Review (WIPR) on September 25, 2017, it was reported that a copyrightContinue Reading
In an article published in the World Intellectual Property Review (WIPR) on September 25, 2017, it was reported that a copyrightContinue Reading
Two weeks ago it was reported in Reuters that police in Mumbai, India, arrested four current and/or former employees ofContinue Reading
Tomorrow, millions of people around the world will get ready to watch the solar eclipse. How many of those willContinue Reading
The July/August 2017, issue of PI Magazine includes a feature article I wrote titled, “Investigating Intellectual Property (IP) Theft.” The article takes aContinue Reading
In the following intriguing video and article published in the Mirror on July 5, 2017, titled, “No More Cheap Knock-Offs: Here’sContinue Reading
A recent article was written by PAUL MOZUR, in the NY Times, on May 15, 2017, titled, “China, Addicted toContinue Reading
The following article titled, “La Liga Gets Tough on Piracy of Its Content” published in the NY Times on April 8,Continue Reading
The following article published in China Plus on May 25, 2017, titled, “Chinese police crack country’s biggest case of fake sports shoes”,Continue Reading
In a June 13, 2017, Variety article, written by TODD SPANGLER, it publicized the creation of a coalition of entertainment organizationsContinue Reading
One of many things a New York Times article titled, “A Small Table Maker Takes On Alibaba’s Flood of Fakes,” published onContinue Reading
11th Annual IP Crime Conference will take place on 28 & 29 August – New York City, U.S.A – United NationsContinue Reading
The irony of what’s reported in this June 7, 2017 article titled, “Chinese Factories Fake Shipping Addresses to Sell Counterfeit Air Jordans”Continue Reading
WASHINGTON—U.S. Customs and Border Protection launched the “The Truth Behind Counterfeits” campaign today to raise awareness of the dangers andContinue Reading
The widely reported decision of the Supreme Court that limits the ability of plaintiffs (often ‘patent trolls’) to sue outsideContinue Reading
The following shared article titled, “Uber Threatens to Fire Star Engineer in Legal Battle Over Driverless Cars” posted in the NY TimesContinue Reading
The following shared article titled, “Tracking Down a Counterfeiter, Bottle by Bottle, and Finding Justice” was published in the Corporate CounselContinue Reading
The following shared article titled, “Growth of Online Shopping Spurs Trade in Counterfeit Products,” was published in the Baltimore Sun onContinue Reading
In a November 2016 article in the New York Times titled: Counterfeiting Trade Settles Into a New York Standby: Self-StorageContinue Reading
The following article was written and published by the World Intellectual Property Review (WIPR) on March 15, 2017. “In FebruaryContinue Reading
CASE STUDY In one of our recent investigations, a container leaves China en-route to a U.S. importer. The “bill ofContinue Reading
The BASCAP paper on ‘Roles and Responsibilities of Intermediaries: Fighting counterfeiting and piracy in the supply chain’ sets out stepsContinue Reading
On December 23, 2016, IP Fridays.com published their podcast interview with French IP attorney Isabelle Bissey Pierre about enforcing IPContinue Reading
Reviewed by Ron Alvarez Paul Paradise has written a novel that is not only an absorbing investigative thriller but alsoContinue Reading
I was interviewed by IP Attorney Ken Suzan (co-host of IPFridays.com) about tracking IP “Proceeds of Crime” and money laundering,Continue Reading
Knowing what U.S. government resources are dedicated to the investigation and prosecution of IP crime is essential for brand ownersContinue Reading
By Ron Alvarez Katherine couldn’t fall back to sleep. She rose out of bed slowly, careful not to wake herContinue Reading
As another school year is about to begin, it is a good time for us IP crime and protection professionalsContinue Reading
One of the essential strategies used by brand holders to acquire information about the promoters behind the counterfeiting of theirContinue Reading
It was widely reported in late May that Chinese authorities conducted a raid in the Guangzhou region, and seized 33,000Continue Reading
I was reading an article in The Economist yesterday titled, “Counterfeiting and piracy: Stamping it out: As China grew richerContinue Reading