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Here are a few of his comments, “What most company stakeholders pay far less attention to, at their own peril,Continue Reading

Title: PUERTO RICANS IN PARIS—Released June 10, 2016 Two NYPD counterfeit detective specialists (of Puerto Rican descent) get a visitContinue Reading

In my previous post titled, “Assessment of Jurisdictional Public and Private IP Crime Resources,” I said, “One basic complication toContinue Reading

The following extract is recommendations made to IP rights/brand holders to consider in utilizing and selecting private investigators to assistContinue Reading

Key to effectively responding to IP violations is to have a global intimacy of IP’s exploitation in the marketplace, andContinue Reading

The theft of American IP is about much more than the aggregation of big numbers. It is also the collectionContinue Reading

Dear IP PI Blog Readers: Just want to take a moment to wish you and your families a Merry Christmas,Continue Reading

A few months ago, I was reviewing the 2018 international small mail shipment statistics put out by U.S. Customs andContinue Reading

The following is a re-print of the U.S. Department of Justice, press release of Assistant Attorney General Brian A. Benczkowski,Continue Reading

On November 13th, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), in the Southern District of California, announced the indictment of fourteenContinue Reading

On October 16, 2019, an article titled, “The China Connection: How One D.E.A. Agent Cracked a Global Fentanyl Ring,” wasContinue Reading

This article was previously posted on LinkedIn by Paolo Beconcini, and reposted on IPPIBlog.com with the author’s permission. I trustContinue Reading

GUEST CONTRIBUTOR: MICHAEL D. ROSS Although not widely reported by the media, trade secret theft is very common. In myContinue Reading

On October 6, 2019, CNBC published an article titled, “U.S. Small businesses are fighting an uphill battle against counterfeiters inContinue Reading

On September 26, 2019, the Chicago Tribune published an article written by Todd Lightly titled, “How A Chicago college studentContinue Reading

A couple of days ago, U.S. Deputy Assistant Attorney General Adam Hickey was interviewed by CNBC. Although he didn’t sayContinue Reading

In my last post titled, “Copyright Trolls and Their Sinister Ways”, I made reference to a copyright protection podcast called,Continue Reading

HYPOTHETICAL COPYRIGHT TROLL SHORT STORY “The Start of a Nightmare“ Diane looked at the envelope from John Slick, Attorney-at-Law inContinue Reading

Today, IPFridays.com posted a terrific interview with Timothy Trainer, a recognized expert in customs and border IP protection in theContinue Reading

Over two (2) years ago (May 2017) I asked the question in a blog post titled, “Is There a DifferentContinue Reading

A couple of weeks ago I had the pleasure of receiving an interview-questionnaire concerning cross-border copyright issues in the EuropeanContinue Reading

Just want to take a moment to introduce you to a platform that conveniently lists over 100 IP blogs andContinue Reading

In January 2016, U.S. federal prosecutors (Department of Justice-DOJ) in Pennsylvania indicted five people for allegedly stealing trade secrets fromContinue Reading

On June 17th, U.S. Senator Mark Warner (the Vice-Chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee) addressed the Council on Foreign RelationsContinue Reading

WHAT IS THE U.S. CLOUD ACT? Last year the U.S. passed the Cloud Act which essentially makes it possible forContinue Reading

So, when it was widely reported that a Los Alamos (U.S. Department of Energy) scientist who pled “not guilty” (aboutContinue Reading

Dear Subscriber: I just want to take a moment to announce that today is the “Third Anniversary” of the launchingContinue Reading

As a follow-up to my last post titled, “Know Your Researcher – Academic Espionage – Trade Secrets Theft,” I embeddedContinue Reading

Last month I wrote a blog post titled, “Is the Chinese Government-Sanctioned “Thousand Talents Rewards Program” a Vehicle for TradeContinue Reading

In January of this year (and July of last year) I wrote four (4) posts about “Third-Party Intermediaries” in theContinue Reading