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Although SarahSays is an attorney licensed to practice law in the State of New York, she is *not* a patent attorney. However, she does understand patent law a bit better than most of us. This article examines U.S. patent law and provides some fun examples from the entrepreneurial and creative field of U.S ...
I’ll admit it: as Etsy's in-house attorney, I love reading legal disputes and thinking about what important issues each side should stress. I especially like to analyze pending copyright, trademark, and patent cases. I daydream about what points I would argue if I were the lawyer for each side and then I put ...
The next time you’re eating a candy bar, a bag of chips, or even breakfast cereal, take a closer look at the packaging. You may see various symbols following the brand name or the logo. What do these symbols mean? Some of these symbols may have to do with trademarks. The symbol TM (for trademark) and SM (for ...
*UPDATE* This article was originally published on January 22, 2007. Since that time, a bunch of awesome Etsians have sent their information to trademark@etsy.com. Thanks so much for understanding why we have this program and thank you for your patience. Starting April 1, 2008, Etsy may approach members who ...
The term “handmade” encompasses a wide range of items on Etsy...and some categories of handmade items have specific business and legal concerns. Fortunately, Etsy has an amazing community to serve as a resource. Tiffany and Chris of Organidog are here to share some important information about selling ...
There are so many cases of the big dog scaring the little dog that it’s refreshing to find an educational and entertaining tale where the bigger dog’s bark is worse than its bite. Disclaimer: upon reading this case, I couldn’t help the dog puns. So throw me a bone! Haute Diggity Dog is a puppy-sized business in a ...
Many sellers and Etsy Teams have approached both Sarah (Etsy's lawyer, SarahSays) and Sara (Etsy's Teams Coordinator, sarawearsskirts) with questions concerning contests. After all, a contest seems like a creative and fun way to publicize your shop or Etsy Team and to get sales. However, there are legal ...
Safety issues, laws, and consumer protection: these are serious matters, and Etsy, as a venue, advocates that all Etsy sellers go above and beyond to make sure that their items are safe for buyers. We can help here at the Storque by shedding some light on these issues, because awareness will benefit both ...
It's tax time again — you know, that time of year when indie artists and crafters to weep and tear our hair out. But fear not! SarahSays, who is not an accountant but understands tax law a bit better than many of us, shares some tips below for US-based artists and makers of all things handmade. While looking ...
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