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Similar to a trademark, a copyright helps to protect a company's intellectual property. Copyrights are exclusive rights granted to the creator of a work that limit how the work may be used or copied by others for a certain period of time. Specifically, the owner of copywritten material has the exclusive right to reproduce or distribute the material and create derivative works from the material, such as a movie version of a book. We can assist you in understanding how copyrights affect your business and assist you in protecting this type of material. Mergers and Acquisitions

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Ohlmann Brent E

Business and Corporate Law

Mergers and Acquisitions
Similar to a trademark, a copyright helps to protect a company's intellectual property. Copyrights are exclusive rights granted to the creator of a work that limit how the work may be used or copied by others for a certain period of time. Specifically, the owner of copywritten material has the exclusive right to reproduce or distribute the material and create derivative works from the material, such as a movie version of a book. We can assist you in understanding how copyrights affect your business and assist you in protecting this type of material. Mergers and Acquisitions
Business Formation
The process of forming and running a business is complicated, and there are numerous factors that must be considered to help a business run successfully and to protect its assets and potential for growth. If you are in the process of developing or growing your business or brand, it is crucial to retain an experienced business attorney to help you develop legal strategies to obtain your objectives and insulate your business from liability. Naperville business lawyer Brent E. Ohlmann has over 20 years of experience advising businesses on a variety of matters, including choosing the correct corporate form, protecting intellectual property, and devising employee incentive arrangements. Mr. Ohlmann assists clients in Naperville, Aurora, and other cities in DuPage, Cook, DeKalb, and Kane Counties. Understanding how your decisions may affect your business presently and in the future is essential to maintaining the financial health and success of your business, and Mr. Ohlmann will work diligently to provide the answers and insight that you need to make informed choices. Business Formation
Limited Liability Companies
The initial and arguably most important decision in any business venture is which corporate form the business should take. Each corporate form has different tax implications and protection from liability. Sole proprietorships and partnerships are not taxed separately, but they also generally do not provide any protection from liability. Corporations shield business owners from liability and may be taxed as a separate entity, depending on the precise corporate form. Lastly, limited liability companies provide the tax benefits of a partnership and the protection from liability of a corporation. If you are in the process of starting a business, a seasoned business attorney in the Naperville area can explain the benefits of each corporate form and help you determine what is most appropriate in your case.
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Unfair Competition
The federal statute covering trademarks, the Lanham Act, defines a trademark as "any word, name, symbol or device or any combination thereof" used "to identify and distinguish [the trademark owner's] goods... from those manufactured or sold by others and to indicate the source of the goods." The law of unfair competition is similar to trademark law and protects unregistered marks as well as remedying situations where one's goods are passed off by another as his own, i.e. counterfeiting and knockoffs, and false advertising. Origin

Non-compete Agreement
When licensed professionals form a business, it is important to choose the right corporate entity to protect the professionals from liability. In addition to the considerations that most people have when forming and running a business, licensed professionals must ensure that their business practices comply with any applicable laws and regulations. For example, physicians must comply with Stark and Anti-Kickback laws, which make it illegal for them to accept compensation in return for certain referrals. Additionally, it is critical for licensed professionals to protect their business and its assets through the use of non-compete agreements and buy-sell agreements. Employee Incentive Arrangements

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Estate Planning
This is the simplest form of business but also leaves your personal assets at risk. A sole proprietorship is not a separate entity but rather is the owner doing business under her name or an assumed business name. If an assumed name will be used, it must be cleared to be assure that it does not create confusion with any local business or federal service or trademark then registered in each county in which the business will operate. Because this is not a separate entity it does not protect its owner from personal liability for business obligations, and cannot be used for estate planning purposes. Partnerships

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