Publications and Presentations on Intellectual Property Law
Publications in Professional Trade Journals by Brie Crawford, Esq.:
• Back to Basics: A Rose by Any Other Name – May or May Not be a Rose – The Distinguishing Characteristics of Federal Mark by Brie A. Crawford, Esq. in Kane County Bar Association, July 2007. Publication also found here.
• Making a Logo Go, the Federal Law Pertaining to Copyrights, Trademarks and Service Marks, article published in the Kane County Bar Journal, January 2008.
• Dispelling Mistaken Interpretations Regarding Ownership Rights in a Copyrighted Work: When Can a Work be Classified as a Work Made for Hire and When are Further Agreements Necessary? – by Brie Crawford, Esq. in Kane County Bar Association, June 2013.
Professional Presentations by Brie Crawford, Esq.:
§ The Nuts and Bolts of Copyrights and Trademarks, lectured for McHenry County Women in Management Seminar, March 2007
§ Intellectual Property Law, lectured in the subjects of Patents, Copyrights, Trademarks and Trade Secrets for McHenry County College Business Law Curriculum, July 2007
§ Patent Law, lectured for Kane County Bar Association’s Intellectual Property Law Seminar, attendees received Continuing Legal Education Credit, July 2007
§ Business Law, lectured in the subjects of Secured Transactions and Bankruptcy Law for McHenry County College Business Law Curriculum, August 2007
§ Intellectual Property Law Seminar, frequent, returning lecturer for McHenry County College’s Small Business Development Center. Lectured small business owners on the importance, meaning, and use of patents, trademarks, and copyrights, 2008-present
§ Patent Law Issues for the General Practitioner, lectured for Kane County Bar Association’s Intellectual Property Law Seminar, attendees received Continuing Legal Education Credit, April 2009
§ Copyright Law Issues for the General Practitioner, lectured for Kane County Bar Association’s Intellectual Property Law Seminar, attendees received Continuing Legal Education Credit, January 2010
§ Copyright Law and the Internet, lectured for Kane County Bar Association’s 11th Hour Seminar, attendees received Continuing Legal Education Credit, June 2010
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