Common Types of Intellectual Property Cases

The Business Trial Group handles intellectual property cases on behalf of both businesses and individuals, including claims for: Trademark infringement Copyright infringement Patent infringement Cyber-privacy and other forms of online intellectual property infringement Misappropriation of trade secrets Misappropriation of likeness Unfair and deceptive business practices and unfair competition

Patent Infringement Litigation

According to federal patent law, anyone who makes, uses or sells a product that infringes on a patent may be held liable for patent infringement. It is important to note that ignorance of the existence of a patent is not a viable defense to an infringement lawsuit. If you, your brand, or company was the victim of patent infringement, our attorneys can help you file for damages. You may be able to gain compensation to contribute to the loss of profits, for royalty payments, or for treble (triple) damages.

Copyright Infringement Lawsuits

The owner of a copyright has the exclusive right to reproduce, distribute, perform, display and license the protected work. If a person or corporation infringes on this right, our intellectual property litigators may be able to help you obtain legal remedies, such as an award for any profits made by the copyright infringer and damages for past infringement. Moreover, when a corporation has willfully and knowingly infringed on a copyright, a court may assess additional damages commensurate with the harm you have suffered. If appropriate for your business, our attorneys may also be able to negotiate a licensing agreement with the infringing company as a practical alternative to litigation.

Trademark Infringement Litigation

Our attorneys handle cases involving basic trademark infringement, as well as lawsuits for: Misappropriation of corporate names and images in branding disputes Trade dress infringement Online trademark infringement, including cases involving domain names, cybersquatting and unfair use of trademarks in pay-per-click advertising Unfair competition False advertising Violations of rights of celebrity Trademarks are protected under both federal and state law. Under the Lanham Act, a federal law governing trademark infringement cases, our attorneys may seek equitable relief in addition to monetary damages. Equitable relief may include a court order directing the trademark infringer to pay for corrective advertising, as well as the destruction of the infringing products or packaging. If you would like to learn more about how Morgan & Morgan’s attorneys may be able to help with your intellectual property matter, get in touch with us today.

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Intellectual Property

In the modern economy, a company’s most valuable assets are often its intellectual property. The attorneys in Morgan & Morgan’s Business Trial Group understand the value of intellectual property and are committed to safeguarding their clients’ rights.

Our team handles all types of intellectual property disputes, including cases involving patent and trademark infringement, as well as lawsuits involving the misappropriation of trade secrets.

Backed by the resources of a law firm with more than 250 attorneys and offices in seven states, Morgan & Morgan will take on the most complex lawsuits, including those against large, well-funded opponents.

To get in touch with the intellectual property attorneys in Morgan & Morgan’s Business Trial Group, call us at 877-599-3102 or fill out our contact form today. We represent clients on a contingency-fee basis, which means that your fee will only come out of the recovery in your case.

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Common Types of Intellectual Property Cases
The Business Trial Group handles intellectual property cases on behalf of both businesses and individuals, including claims for:
- Trademark infringement
- Copyright infringement
- Patent infringement
- Cyber-privacy and other forms of online intellectual property infringement
- Misappropriation of trade secrets
- Misappropriation of likeness
- Unfair and deceptive business practices and unfair competition
Patent Infringement Litigation

According to federal patent law, anyone who makes, uses or sells a product that infringes on a patent may be held liable for patent infringement.

It is important to note that ignorance of the existence of a patent is not a viable defense to an infringement lawsuit.

If you, your brand, or company was the victim of patent infringement, our attorneys can help you file for damages. You may be able to gain compensation to contribute to the loss of profits, for royalty payments, or for treble (triple) damages.
Copyright Infringement Lawsuits

The owner of a copyright has the exclusive right to reproduce, distribute, perform, display and license the protected work. If a person or corporation infringes on this right, our intellectual property litigators may be able to help you obtain legal remedies, such as an award for any profits made by the copyright infringer and damages for past infringement.

Moreover, when a corporation has willfully and knowingly infringed on a copyright, a court may assess additional damages commensurate with the harm you have suffered. If appropriate for your business, our attorneys may also be able to negotiate a licensing agreement with the infringing company as a practical alternative to litigation.
Trademark Infringement Litigation
Our attorneys handle cases involving basic trademark infringement, as well as lawsuits for:
- Misappropriation of corporate names and images in branding disputes
- Trade dress infringement
- Online trademark infringement, including cases involving domain names, cybersquatting and unfair use of trademarks in pay-per-click advertising
- Unfair competition
- False advertising
- Violations of rights of celebrity
Trademarks are protected under both federal and state law. Under the Lanham Act, a federal law governing trademark infringement cases, our attorneys may seek equitable relief in addition to monetary damages.

Equitable relief may include a court order directing the trademark infringer to pay for corrective advertising, as well as the destruction of the infringing products or packaging.

If you would like to learn more about how Morgan & Morgan’s attorneys may be able to help with your intellectual property matter, get in touch with us today.