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The golden arches of McDonald's and the Nike swoosh are examples of this type of intellectual property that identifies a brand.
Difficulty: Easy- Copyright
- Patent
- Trademark
- Trade secret
A formal written accusation by a grand jury charging someone with a serious crime, used to begin federal criminal prosecutions.
Difficulty: Medium- Indictment
- Subpoena
- Verdict
- Affidavit
When a fashion designer creates a unique clothing design, US law traditionally offers limited protection because clothing is considered primarily this rather than artistic expression.
Difficulty: Medium- Functional
- Commercial
- Industrial
- Utilitarian
The federal statute requiring pre-merger notification to antitrust agencies when deals exceed certain size thresholds.
Difficulty: Hard- Clayton Act
- Hart-Scott-Rodino Act
- Sherman Act
- FTC Act
The TC Heartland decision restored venue requirements for patent cases, limiting proper venue to the defendant's state of incorporation or where the defendant has an established place of business and committed acts of infringement, applying this statutory section.
Difficulty: Hard- 28 U.S.C. § 1400(b)
- 28 U.S.C. § 1391
- 28 U.S.C. § 1338
- 35 U.S.C. § 271
The party who brings a civil lawsuit to court, claiming they were wronged and seeking compensation or other relief.
Difficulty: Easy- Plaintiff
- Defendant
- Witness
- Bailiff
The recipe for Coca-Cola, kept confidential for over a century, is a famous example of this type of protected business information.
Difficulty: Easy- Copyright
- Patent
- Trademark
- Trade secret
The constitutional protection against being tried twice for the same crime after being acquitted by a jury.
Difficulty: Medium- Habeas corpus
- Double jeopardy protection
- Self-incrimination protection
- Due process
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