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 The Patenting Process - Michigan
Western IP practices intellectual property (IP) law and specializes in patent application preparation and prosecution with the United States Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO).  Western IP may be able to help Michigan corporations and individuals protect intellectual property using patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, and contracts. Western IP may be able to help Michigan individual enforce IP rights in United States courts by initiating patent or trademark litigation actions, or working with local attorneys to do so.  If you are seeking a Michigan patent attorney or Michigan patent lawyer, let Western IP provide you with cost-effective, expeditious representation.  Click HERE to download the brochure.
ICANN UDRP Internet Domain Name Disputes - Michigan
Western IP regularly handles domain name disputes for clients across the world including Michigan, and can file an ICANN UDRP arbitration action for you to quickly seize a domain name that someone else is using abusively.  Examples of abusive behavior by others which may entitle you to seize their domain include: (1) Registering a domain name that is a mispelling of your domain name (or trademark); (2) Registering a domain name that is similar to your domain name; (3) Using a website designed to mimic your website in a way that tricks or confuses visitors; (4) Embarassing you or your customers by putting objectionable material up on a domain name that is similar to yours (such as pornography); (5) Quickly registering an accidently expired domain name which you meant to keep.  Individuals engaging in this type of abusive behavior are called cybersquatters or cyberpirates, and their primary motivation is usually to extort exorbitant purchase prices for infringing domains.  Western IP can represent you in seizing a domain name being used abusively.

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