You’ve probably heard the steps in the “Scientific Method.” There are lots of versions of it, but it boils down to this:
- Make an observation or two
- Form a hypothesis based on the observations
- Experiment to test the hypothesis
- Accept
Ogden Glazer + Schaefer Blog
The Ogden Glazer + Schaefer Blog, published by the Ogden Glazer + Schaefer law firm, focuses on legal issues relevant to startups, growing businesses, and entrepreneurs, particularly in Wisconsin, Illinois, and Minnesota. The blog covers topics such as intellectual property protection, food and beverage compliance and regulation, real estate matters, and employment law including paid leave policies. It also addresses practical business concerns like tax implications, regulatory updates, and strategic growth advice. The content often discusses the intersection of law with emerging industries and technologies, providing guidance on adapting to changing legal landscapes and compliance requirements.
Latest from Ogden Glazer + Schaefer Blog - Page 7
Choosing Between Artists and the Algorithm
I’ve been thinking about the clash between generative AI and copyright law, particularly in light of OpenAI’s claim that restricting access to copyrighted material could end the AI race altogether.
It’s a provocative statement. But it’s also a false…
The Corporate Transparency Act is Here (Not Really). Now It’s Off (Mostly)?
By Sam Kavalier
After a 4-week hiatus, I am back again with what are likely to be the final updates on the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) for a while (famous last words). For those of you tuning back in, this post relates to…
Ownership Changes & Change of Control: Report to TTB Within 30 Days
If you’ve followed me on LinkedIn, you’ve probably seen me mention this before—but it’s worth repeating. Ownership changes can trigger serious reporting obligations with the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB), and missing a deadline here can cause…
If In Doubt, Ask
By Erin Ogden
We are seeing more and more scams related to trademarks. They are getting increasingly sophisticated. Please, please, please do not pay for anything over the phone. The USPTO never asks for money over the phone. The website is www.uspto.gov. It…
OGS Blog: The Shape of Our Work
Good form allows movement to be powerful and efficient. But form is just a shape, and the shape we take depends on what we need to do.
I think about this when I train. A lifter grips the bar with…
The Corporate Transparency Act is Here (Mostly). Now It’s Back On (For Now)?
By Sam Kavalier
After a 4-week hiatus (they keep getting shorter apparently), I am back again with more updates about the Corporate Transparency Act’s (CTA) journey through federal court. For those of you tuning back in, this post relates to our firm’s series…
Diversity is the Antidote for Competition
By Erin Ogden
Long before I was a trademark nerd, I was a biology geek with the science degrees to prove it. Yes, I have read Darwin’s The Origin of Species – in my own free time at that. I also recently read…
Build stress reduction into your routine
As a senior in high school, I must make a lot of decisions for the next steps in my life. The questions people always have for me these days are; “How is senior year going?” “Do you know what you…
The Human Touch in Trademarking: Why Soft Skills Matter in a Digital Age
In today’s digital era, the world of intellectual property is evolving rapidly. With technology making the technical aspects of filing trademark applications more accessible than ever, it might seem like the process is becoming straightforward. And to a certain extent,…