Protecting your good name

Article Abstract:

Trademark infringement is a too common problem, as trademarked names are often used as generic terms by competitors, retailers and the media. The president of Bodyslimmers Inc describes how she has combatted the problem, included using a press-clipping service to spot violators.

APPAREL AND OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS, Women's Apparel, Women's and Girls' Cut and Sew Apparel Manufacturing, Column, Prevention, Women's clothing, Product counterfeiting, Bodyslimmers Inc.

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Ways to expand pension savings

Article Abstract:

Unqualified pension plans are designed to insure that highly paid executives can defer pretax income in addition to what is in their 401(k) fund. These plans are regulated by US law. The plans are not without risk to both employer and employee. The pros and cons are discussed.

Pension & Benefit Regulation, Pension Fund Contributions, Innovations, Economic aspects, Compensation and benefits, Pensions, Pension funds, Executives, Executive compensation, Pension plan termination insurance

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When you want an R rating

Article Abstract:

Companies protect the names of their products or services by applying for trademark registrations. The process is fairly simple and does not require an attorney. To avoid complications, research should be done on existing trademarks.

Trademark Programs, Trademark licensing, Trademark licenses

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