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At ESQgoⓇ, we receive a lot of questions from prospective clients wanting to know what the difference between a consultant and an...

Amazon’s appellate process for account and listing deactivations for third-party sellers can be very frustrating. When a seller’s plan of action (POA)...

In all legitimate lines of business, there are organizations that use covert methods to make money off of unsuspecting companies and individuals....

The term DMCA Counter Notice, or Digital Millennium Copyright Act, is well-known to most Amazon sellers. This important legislation governs digital media...

An original work such as an article, book, recording, photograph, logo design, or website content is automatically covered by copyright protection as...

If you are an Amazon seller, we know one of your worst fears is receiving a baseless complaint against your ASIN(s) or...

For many Amazon sellers that offer redesigned products, a design patent application is something they should ideally seek. Even so, this does...

A patent, in its simplest form, is a monopoly granted by the United States Federal Government to an inventor, enabling the inventor...

When you are building your brand, you need to start considering the incorporation of patents into your business. Patents have the ability...

Using a DIY online service to file your trademark may seem like a good idea at first.  After all, it is a...