INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ATTORNEYS IN BURLINGTON, VT
Doug Riley, a transactional lawyer with more than 20 years of experience in commercial financing, intellectual property, business, real estate, and environmental law, has prosecuted numerous intellectual-property cases before the United States Patent Office. He is a member of the Intellectual Property Section of the Vermont Bar Association, and assists some of Vermont’s most prominent businesses in the maintenance of their trademark portfolios.
About Intellectual Property Law
Intellectual property law helps protect intangible assets by securing and enforcing legal rights to business names, inventions, designs, and artistic creations. We often talk about intellectual property when referring to an invention or work of art, but for most clients, intellectual property laws are most relevant to business branding, marketing, and advertising issues. We can help you sidestep common issues with logos, domain names, federal patents, and other intangible assets—while helping you avoid unknowingly infringing upon someone else’s intellectual property.
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