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PO Box 45116
Madison, WI 53744
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W62N248 Washington Ave
Suite B204
Cedarburg, WI 53012
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Fearless (The Legal Version) (4/13/2021) - Big weekend! Taylor Swift has re-released her 2008 album “Fearless” to claw back ownership of, and agency over, her music after the much publicized sale of the original master recordings to a private equity firm. The release, of course, is taglined, “Taylor’s Version” – but what is the (copyright) legality behind how Taylor was able ... Read more
[Not So] Basic Economics (4/6/2021) - People are weird. It really boils down to that. And I’m not excluding myself from that categorization at all. All people are weird. Need proof? Veblen goods are proof. A Veblen good is a good where demand rises as price rises. See?! Weird. But, it turns out that people are weird in a somewhat predictable ... Read more
CDC Extends Eviction Moratorium to June 30th (3/30/2021) - In welcome news for renters across the country, the Centers for Disease Control have extended the current Eviction Moratorium, which was set to expire on Wednesday, until June 30th. Under the extended order, residential tenants cannot be evicted from their homes solely for non-payment of rent, provided they give their Landlords (or Landlord’s agent) a ... Read more
More Than A Feeling (3/22/2021) - As trademark attorneys, we get the absolute luck to work with marketing firms and graphic designers a lot. It is a lot of fun to work with such creative professionals. One thing that I hear from them over and over again is “Branding is so much more than trademarks!” I agree! But since I am ... Read more
Let’s Just Put Them on Salary (3/9/2021) - This is a short post to make a short, but important point: Remember: The default rule, in the eyes of the government, is that your employees are paid hourly, and therefore entitled to overtime. Just deciding to “put the employee on salary” to avoid paying overtime is not how it works. Employers don’t get to ... Read more
Specimens: The Trademark Kind (3/1/2021) - Are you thinking about registering a trademark with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (the “USPTO”)? Registering a trademark can be a very smart and effective decision for your business, but it isn’t quite as simple as you might think it is. To register a trademark you need to provide a considerable amount of ... Read more
Decision Fatigue, or I Don’t Care What’s For Supper (2/22/2021) - I’ve been doing some research lately about the concept of decision fatigue. What can I say, I’m a nerd. But I have found it fascinating. Decision fatigue is the idea that people get tired of making decisions, and as such either stop making them or are more likely to make poor decisions. There is actually ... Read more
Getting Off on the Right Foot: Steps to Take After Forming Your Company (2/16/2021) - Creating your Corporation or LLC is the first step towards the success of your new enterprise. But, as every entrepreneur already knows, creating the corporation (i.e. “mailing it in”), is only the first step. Here are a few additional items you should think about after your Articles of Incorporation have been filed with the WDFI. ... Read more
Protect Your Blog! (2/9/2021) - A few years back I went through a blogging phase. Around the same time I had fallen deeply in love with thesauruses and chose to fill my blog with an abundance of overdramatic and ill-fitting words like “hullabaloo.” One thing was certain, my blog was never the cause of any kind of hullabaloo. I’m fairly certain my parents were ... Read more