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Patents: A legal monopoly, granted by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (PTO), for the use, manufacture and sale of an invention.

Trademarks: A word, phrase, logo, symbol, color, sound or smell used by a business to identify a product and distinguish it from those of its competitors.

Copyrights: Any work of art fixed in a tangible form of expression granting the author with exclusive rights.

Internet Law: cookies, cybersquatting, deep linking, digital signatures, domain names, framing, hyperlinks, ISPs, spam, and other areas.

Entertainment: advertising, art, film, Internet, merchandising, music, new media, publicity rights, theater and performing arts, publishing, radio, sports, TV, cable, and video.

Downloads: Lott & Friedland seminars on various intellectual property topics, including copyrights, trademarks, patents, and the Internet.

Articles: Various articles written by Lott & Friedland attorneys in the areas of intellectual property.

News: Updates regarding Lott & Friedland's attorneys, seminars, and articles. Also includes breaking news in the IP community.

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