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What is Intellectual Property and What Do I Need to Know About It?


Total Credits: 1.5 CLE

Average Rating:
   12
Categories:
Business & Commercial Law |  Intellectual Property |  Indian Law |  Solo & Small Firm
Faculty:
Carrie Frias
Format:
Audio and Video
Original Program Date:
Jun 18, 2024


Description

In this 1.5 hour CLE, we will explore the tenets of intellectual property with a focus on trademarks.  As a practicing legal professional, what do you need to know about intellectual property rights? 

We will cover the following:

  •     What is copyright?
  •     What is a trademark?
  •     What is a patent?
  •     How do I advise my client on what process they need to protect their intellectual property rights?
  •     Can I do a copyright, trademark, or patent application for my client?
  •     What does each process entail?
  •     Working with Native American clients and considerations.
  •     How are these intellectual property rights affected by AI?

Faculty:
Carrie Frias, Frias Indian Law

Faculty

Carrie Frias Related Seminars and Products


Carrie A. Frias, an attorney with over a decade of experience, serves as the Managing Partner at Frias Indian Law and Policy, LLC, founded by her husband, Indian law attorney Richard J. Frias. Her expertise spans trademarks, copyright, and the safeguarding of indigenous intellectual property, along with a focus on Indian law (tribal and federal), civil litigation, and cross-jurisdictional matters. Carrie holds a Bachelor of Arts in Biology from New College of Florida (2000), a Master’s in American Indian Studies from UCLA (2004), and a Juris Doctor with a Certificate in Indian Law from the University of New Mexico School of Law (2009). She has worked in-house for tribal governments, acted as a registered lobbyist in Washington, D.C., and played a key role in significant litigation as Chief General Counsel for the Pueblo of Pojoaque. Carrie is licensed in multiple jurisdictions and has extensive experience litigating in various courts nationwide. Her advocacy also extends to championing the rights of indigenous women and children facing violence.


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Overall:      4.3

Total Reviews: 12

Comments

Michael C

"they gave me a ton of information"

Vera A

"Interesting, informative."

Kenneth S

"Clearly, professionally presented. Well prepard and slubstantive.. like her manner"

Joseph C

"I felt that Mrs. Frias' presentation was very well put together and informative. I truly enjoyed the Native American aspect and importance of cultural considerations involved with Native American IP."

Madison O

"I found this presentation very helpful. Carrie presented the material very clearly and simply, using a lot of examples. I appreciated the pace too, so we could really digest everything and leave time for questions. "

Barbara A

"Ms. Frias was exceptionally knowledgeable on a difficult practice area."