When Content Creates Liability: Copyright & Trademark Risks for Businesses

A company’s name, logo, website photos, and other creative assets are some of its most valuable intellectual property (IP).

Protecting those assets however involves far more than simply registering a trademark. It is equally important to recognize potential infringement and avoid liability when copyrighted material is misused by others.

• When: November 11, from 12:00-12:30 pm
• Registration: https://bit.ly/2ndWeds2026 

Join our November 2nd Wednesday for a practical discussion on trademark and copyright enforcement and what business owners need to know about secondary copyright liability.

Moderator Rob Hamor welcomes IP attorney Lindsey Mead as she discusses aspects of IP protection including:

• Trademark Protection and Enforcement: Learn why actively protecting your company’s trademarks is an important part of maintaining a strong brand and practical steps to take when a possible infringement is discovered.
• Copyright Enforcement: What types of business content qualify for copyright protection? How should my business respond if I discover our copyrighted material is being used without permission?
• Could my business be responsible for secondary copyright liability? Learn how your business can face potential copyright liability even when it has not directly committed the alleged infringement, along with why actions of employees, vendors and other users of company-controlled platforms can create copyright concerns.