The Stephen Stanwood Show: Recent Episodes
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Trademark attorney Stephen Stanwood shares thoughts about life as a lawyer in the modern world, gratitude, creativity, and how you can protect your brand. Send your questions by email (stephen@stanwood.law), Twitter (@stephenstanwood), or text (408.340.3562)!
Trademark attorney Stephen Stanwood walks you through what a trademark cancellation proceeding is and why you would ever need such a thing!
Some thoughts on the power of positivity and forgiveness in everyday life, inspired by a totally unremarkable conflict at a local pool. ๐โโ๏ธ๐โโ๏ธ๐โโ๏ธ
I have a colleague who is making her first appearance in court today! Here are my top five tips for any other lawyers out there getting ready to go to court for the first time.
I had a great time presenting to some really sharp high school students this morning! They brought brilliant questions, which I think might be valuable for you too if you're considering going to law school or becoming a lawyer.ย
(Slides: bit.ly/SDSCareerDay)
I was recently invited to speak to local high school students about being a lawyer. Hereโs a rough cut of the presentation Iโll be giving to them! The accompanying slides are online too: check them out at bit.ly/SLSCareerDay!
Trademark attorney Stephen Stanwood explains what an office action is and how you can overcome one. Much more information available at stanwood.law.
Trademark attorney Stephen Stanwood explains likelihood of confusion, a key concept in trademark registration. Much more information available at stanwood.law.
Trademark attorney Stephen Stanwood breaks down the key differences between trademarks, copyrights, and patents. Much more information available at stanwood.law.
Trademark attorney Stephen Stanwood walks you through the basics of what a trademark is, some of the types of trademarks, and a few common pitfalls to avoid when protecting your brand. Much more information available at stanwood.law.
Trademark attorney Stephen Stanwood walks you through the top three reasons you should register your trademark. Much more information available at stanwood.law.