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Crown®, LLP Principals Named to Daily Journal’s “Top IP” List
CROWN, LLP Principals Named to Daily Journal’s “Top IP” List!
Vol. 4, Issue 2
In this edition of Advising Creativity®, we explore the distinction between employees and independent contractors.
Vol. 3, Issue 11
In this edition of Advising Creativity®, we explain trademark licensing.
Crown®, LLP Partners Elizabeth and Nicole to attend the INTA Annual Meeting in San Diego, CA, May 17– May 21, 2025
Join us at the 48th IP Institute will be held on March 6-8, 2025, at the Marriott Long Beach Downtown.
Nicole A. Katsin to speak at the Cannabis: Legal and Business Fundamentals 2025 program, on April 29th, 2025
Join us at the 48th IP Institute will be held on March 6-8, 2025, at the Marriott Long Beach Downtown.
“Loan-Out Company.” What is that?
Have you ever wondered how entities such as corporations and limited liability companies are used in the entertainment and creative industries? Have you heard the term “loan-out company” and wondered what that is? A so-called “loan-out company” is a business entity commonly formed by actors, musicians, directors, producers, writers, photographers, and others in the entertainment and…
The Crown®, LLP team to attend the California Lawyers Association’s 48th Annual IP Institute in Long Beach, CA in March 2025
Join us at the 48th IP Institute will be held on March 6-8, 2025, at the Marriott Long Beach Downtown.
Nicole Katsin is published in Marijuana Ventures: The Benefits of Obtaining State Trademark Registrations for Cannabis Businesses
Crown, LLP Partner, Nicole Katsin, published in Marijuana Ventures for her article The Benefits of Obtaining State Trademark Registrations for Cannabis Businesses.
Celebrating Our 10-Year Anniversary
Crown, LLP celebrates 10-years of success!
Recorded Music – Two Copyrights and Two Public Domain Timelines
Every January copyright geeks, like us here at Crown®, make note of the list of works entering the public domain. Once these previously copyright protected works enter the public domain, anyone can use them without the necessity of securing the consent of the author (or the estate of the author) or owner of that work…