Many trademark law books are too theoretical in nature to be useful to practitioners and too difficult to read for non-lawyers who are seeking trademark protection. PLI s Kane on Trademark Law is decidedly different, bringing attorneys the practical instruction they need to help clients and offering interested laypersons the accessible legal cov[Read More]

Until now, almost all books dealing with board evaluation have had an air of unreality about them. The perplexing graphs, the matrix boxes, the overlong questionnaires. It took only a thumbing through to render a judgment: "My board’s going to use this? Get real!" Enter Gayle Gifford. Inhale the fresh air. See the ground break. Watch the clutt[Read More]

Hardly Working is for anyone lucky enough to have a job, smart enough to want to keep it, and savvy enough to know there's a better way than giving in to the daily grind. Author Chris Morran, soon to be hailed as an idol of idleness, has penned the definitive guide to doing as little as possible in the office. His do nothing know how has been h[Read More]

Written in an easy-to-understand style, this comprehensive guide on trademarks covers what can and cannot be protected, duration and scope of protection, notice and registration and more. Completely updated to reflect recent court decisions and changes in the law, this edition features a new Internet trademark resources list, and expanded informati[Read More]

Innovation, the conversion of the new to business as usual, is a very special business process. It is the business process able to reprogram all others. Creating the practices that make this process work is a key challenge for all in financial services that are worried about responding to the future. When an institution can identify things [Read More]