Copyright Patents and Trademarks all last for the lifetime of the creator? True or false It is up to the person who creates a product to choose whether they want a patent, copyright or trademark for their creation. True or False. In terms of legal complexity in obtaining the protection, the most difficult to secure is a: A. Trademark  B. Copyright  C. Patent D. Trade Secret

If an issue arises after the completion of a transaction, which of the following actions should a salesperson take to remedy the situation? O slect one answer. The salesperson should act promptly and resolve any Issues that may arise before the parties take legal action. The salesperson should first review the agreement and verify the relevant information, to accurately advise the seller or buyer as required. The salesperson should first arrange for compensation and reimburse the buyer or seller for any loss they may have The salesperson should inform their client that since the transaction has closed, they are no longer obligated to provide further services to them. incurred.

1. How COSHH affects your Company. 2. Who in your Company Deals with COSHH and where are the COSHH Data Sheets kept. 3. List 10 products within your company that are governed by COSHH and scan the COSHH Data Sheets into this document. 4. Explain each area of the Data sheets that you attach.

Patenting a product is often a complex and difficult process that needs to conform to rigorous criterion. Briefly outline the possible advantages and disadvantages of keeping an idea/invention a trade secret as opposed to patenting it, ensure to refer to what is required to achieve and maintain a patent.

Please draw a Pharmaceutical lebeling(Manufacturer lebel) and highlight different parts, you should use you own imagination to make the labels keeping the Legal Requirements in place i include an example, answer should be like this....

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The main purpose of intellectual property law is to encourage the creation of a wide variety of intellectual goods. The most well-known types of intellectual property rights are copyrights, patents, trademarks. Briefly present the concept of any two types of intellectual properties.

Is it always good for a unique invention to file a patent? Explain

The four basic categories of intellectual property are trademarks, copyrights, patents, and trade secrets. Distinguish between these sorts of intellectual property and their significance in the franchising of a corporation.

You are President and CEO of Apex Business Systems, Inc. (Apex). Apex, through its purchasing agent, bought a new microwave from Inki Appliances Company (Inki) who sells microwaves on a daily basis. There was no written or oral warranty given when the sale was made. The microwave stopped working one week after it was placed it in the company kitchen. Assume also that nobody misused the microwave or in any way caused it to quit working. The purchasing agent returned the microwave three days after it quit working. The owner of Inki refused to repair or replace the microwave or offer a refund. Prepare a demand letter to be sent to Inki.