We live in a world where people can own tangible “things” as well as intangible “things”. These intangibles include copyrights, trade and service marks, patents, and other kinds of Intellectual Property. This leads to some problems as one company brings its innovations to market, only to find out it has somehow infringed on another’s IP. When this happens the two try to work it out though a settlement or licensing agreement. If those negotiations fail, complaints are submitted to national and international regulatory bodies, and lawsuits are filed to enjoin ...
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