Intellectual Property Law Author

Julian Stiles Ross

Julian Stiles Ross is an experienced intellectual property attorney with a focus on patent prosecution and strategy. He has represented clients in a variety of industries, including technology, healthcare, and finance. Julian is also a frequent speaker on intellectual property topics and has written numerous articles on the subject.

Credentials

J.D., University of Michigan Law School, Certificate in Intellectual Property Law

9+ yearsPatent ProsecutionIntellectual Property Strategy

Assigned posts

Articles by Julian Stiles Ross

Can College Football Players Get Paid? How NIL WorksHow to Trademark Something: From Search to RegistrationWhat Are Grey Goods? Definition, Laws, and RisksIs This Copyrighted? How to Check Copyright StatusHow to Get Paid Royalties: Register, Collect, and ReportHow Are NIL Deals Structured in College Sports?How Do You Get Royalties? Licenses, Rates, and TaxesAre False Copyright Claims Illegal? Civil and CriminalHow Artists Get Paid from Streams: Royalties and TaxesHow Does an NIL Deal Work: Contracts and Tax RulesWhat to Do If You Have an Invention: Steps and CostsWhat Are Patent Trolls and How Do They Work?How Long Does Copyright Last for a Corporation?What Is a Royalty Payment? Types, Calculation & TaxesDoes .org Have to Be a Nonprofit Organization?How to Report a Website for Stealing Content: DMCA StepsWhat Are Grey Market Goods and Are They Legal?How to Pay Royalties Under a Licensing AgreementHow Long Do Drug Patents Last? 20 Years and BeyondWhy Should a Brand Name Be Distinctive for Trademark?What Does the PTO Do? Patents, Trademarks & MoreWhat Does It Mean to Own Your Masters in Music?How Do Music Royalties Work: Every Type ExplainedWhat Are IP Rights? Patents, Copyrights, and TrademarksWhat Is Software Piracy: Types, Risks, and PenaltiesWhat Are Intellectual Property Rights? Definitions and TypesHow Do I Copyright My Work: Registration StepsIs Corporate Espionage Real? Cases, Laws & PenaltiesIs AI Considered Software? How the Law Defines ItCan NFTs Be Copied? The Token vs. the Image