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

How Is a Copyright Obtained: Automatic or Registered?How to Write a Great Director's StatementWhat Is a Fair Royalty Percentage by Industry?How to License a Product: Steps, Contracts, and RoyaltiesAre NFTs Secure? Risks, Scams, and What You OwnCan You Use March Madness in Ads? Trademark RulesWhen Safe Harbor No Longer Applies: Key ExceptionsAre Patents Worth It? Costs, Protection, and AlternativesHow Is Intellectual Property Protected: 4 Key WaysIs This Name Trademarked? Here's How to Find OutHow to Trademark Your Name: Filing and CostsWhat Are Trade Marks? Definition and How They WorkIs Piracy Illegal? Civil and Criminal Penalties ExplainedHow to Draft a Confidentiality Agreement: Terms and CostsHow Often Are Royalties Paid: Music, Books & MoreHow Do You Value a Trademark? 3 Key ApproachesHow Long Do Book Royalties Last? Copyright & HeirsWhat Can Be Copyrighted: Works, Requirements & LimitsCan You Sell a Patent? How Patent Assignments WorkHow to Value a Patent: Cost, Market, and Income MethodsCan I Sell Disney-Inspired Products Without Legal Trouble?Can I Use Copyrighted Song Lyrics in My Book?Are College Logos Copyrighted or Free to Use?How to Write a Copyright Notice and Register Your WorkCan You Copyright a Recipe? What the Law Protects and LimitsHow to Register Songs for Copyright ProtectionWhat Is the Meaning of Work Product in Legal Terms?What Is a Derivative Work Under Copyright Law?USPTO Exam Prep: How to Pass the Patent BarWhat Is a Wordmark Trademark and How Do You Register One?