Holland & Bonzagni
A full-service Intellectual Property law firm.
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Longmeadow Professional Park
171 Dwight Road, Suite 302
Longmeadow, MA 01106-1700

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New Patent Reform Act

Congress recently overhauled the Patent Laws by passing the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act ("AIA"). The greatest change under the AIA starts in March 2013.

Read more … New Patent Reform Act

Protecting Software

New software products take a lot of time and money to develop and market. Accordingly, it is important to discourage competitors from selling similar products, and software pirates from selling “knock-off” copies.

Read more … Protecting Software

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New Patent Reform Act - Congress recently overhauled the Patent Laws
Holland & Bonzagni is recognized for trademark innovation and litigation by virtue of several difficult registrations it has obtained and its string of "trademark" successes in court. The firm includes two paralegals and two experienced patent and trademark attorneys.

Trade Secrets: Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is a trade secret?
  • When is a person liable for disclosure or use of another's trade secret?
  • How does a court determine that something is actually a trade secret?
  • What types of physical security steps can we take within our plant to protect our trade secrets?
  • Do we have to use all those steps to protect our trade secrets?
  • What advantages are there to our keeping a trade secret?
  • What disadvantages are there in relying on trade secrecy for protecting an invention?
  • When should we rely on trade secrecy alone rather than the patent system for protecting an invention?
  • What are some of the disadvantages with the trade secrecy route compared to the patent route?
  • Are there any steps we can take to discourage a prospective jobber from peddling our own inventions to another company?
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