 IPC Patent Attorney, Mark Melasky, successfully helped client, Yeah Trees, a licensed arborist and commercial tree trimming service in New Orleans, obtain federal trademark registration for its mark. Yeah Trees is gaining local notoriety for its bold, extremely distinct orange trucks spray painted with skulls and crossbones.
If you have questions about trademarks or would like to discuss ways to protect and grow your brand, contact our professionals at (504) 322-7166 for more information on how IPC can help.  Congratulations to IPC Client Edge-Works! IPC Patent Attorney, Stephen Kepper, recently obtained a utility patent covering a holster accessory that allows ammunition magazine carriers to be mounted to the holster at various different angular configurations (USPN 10883796).
If you have questions about patents, contact our professionals at (504) 322-7166 for more information on how IPC can help.  Each year on New Year's Day, also known as Public Domain Day, a new batch of published works becomes free from copyright protection. This means works published in 1925 have now entered the public domain as a matter of law.
1925 was a spectacular year for the arts and literature, seeing the publication of classics like The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald and Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf, along with music by Bessie Smith, Ma Rainey, the Gershwins, and Duke Ellington. Many more can be found on NPR's list here. Many classic works published in 1925 are now free for anyone to use without a license. Have you created any works of art, music, or literature that might be subject to U.S. copyright law? If you have questions about U.S. copyright law, or how to take advantage of rights in the works you have created, contact our professionals at (504) 322-7166 for more information.  IPC Patent Attorney Adam Vickers recently obtained a design patent US Patent D989,238 for the Momentum Hair Dryer, invented by client, Martin McCurtis, founder of Quantum Flow, Inc., located in Jackson, MS.
The Momentum Dryer is a hooded hair dryer that minimizes drying time and user discomfort by manipulating air flow around the user’s head. The unique design affords users optimal hair styling results and a pleasurable experience. If you have questions about patents, contact our professionals at (504) 322-7166 for more information on how IPC can help.  IPC Patent Attorney, Stephen Kepper, recently obtained a design patent US Patent 10,775,133, B2 for a novel gun holster for client, Albert Gene Higdon, Jr. (“Gene”), owner of Mean Gene Leather, a manufacturer who specializes in leather goods for the tactical gear industry.
Specifically, the unique holster invented by Mr. Higdon may be constructed from a single continuous sheet of material, e.g. leather, that is folded in a novel manner and utilizes torsion springs to compress the sides of the holster together to create a positive compression grip on the contents within. If you have questions about patents, contact our professionals at (504) 322-7166 for more information on how IPC can help.  IPC recently recently helped its client, Vibrant Market, obtain federal trademark registration for its mark VIBRANT MARKET (U.S. Trademark Registration No. 6,110,474).
The Vibrant Market is a retail beauty and wellness shop in New Orleans whose trademark application faced a significant hurdle in the form of an existing federal registration for a similar mark. IPC attorneys Ian Barras and Adriano Pacifici were able to overcome this obstacle by taking steps to cancel the prior registration, thus clearing the way for The Vibrant Market to obtain its new registration. If you have questions about trademarks or would like to discuss ways to protect and grow your brand, contact our professionals at (504) 322-7166 for more information on how IPC can help.  IPC recently obtained a patent for its client, Perry Turner Llewellyn of Jacksonville, NC, who specializes in the manufacturing of suppressors for his company, Ballistic Research and Machine. The patent covers a new suppressor assembly for a firearm that allows the suppressor portion of the assembly to be used interchangeably with a blank firing adaptor.
If you have questions about obtaining a patent for your method or invention or would like to discuss ways to protect your product or brand, contact our professionals at (504) 322-7166 for more information on how IPC can help. |
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