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Company Computer System Usage Etiquette - How to Establish Guidelines for Your Employees

by Mark J. Sever, Jr.

Many employers are finding their companies held liable for an employee’s misuse of a computer system, bringing the company negative publicity and in some instances, subjecting it to civil or criminal liability.  Therefore, it is important that employers take a proactive approach in setting guidelines governing their employees’ Internet and e-mail usage.  Read the rest of this entry »

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Security Interests in Intellectual Property

by John F. Letchford

Perfecting a security interest in intellectual property involves determining the appropriate filing venue. In general, Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code (“Article 9”) applies to transactions intended to create a security interest.  However, Article 9 can be preempted by certain federal laws authorizing other procedures for recording liens. Read the rest of this entry »

Posted in Copyrights, Patents, Trademarks | Email the Author »

New Jersey Employers Beware - Court Decision Finds Employer Liable for Employee Misconduct

by Mark J. Sever, Jr.

In light of a recent New Jersey Superior Court Appellate Division decision, it is possible for an employer to be held liable to third parties harmed by its employee if the employer has reason to know that the employee is engaging in Internet conduct that is potentially harmful, yet fails to take remedial action.  Read the rest of this entry »

Posted in Employment Issues, Internet/Domain Names, Litigation | Email the Author »