Intellectual Property News from Nevium

IP Infringement is Common—and Costly—in Craft Brewing

Doug Bania discusses a recent case involving a Guns ‘N’ Roses–inspired beer, explaining how craft brewers’ guerilla-style approach to branding can lead to IP infringement and how damages are calculated, considering the multitude of products that can be associated with popular brews, on Beverage Daily.

Non-profits Often Overlook IP as a Valuable Revenue Stream

As non-profits try to stretch every precious dollar, they often overlook a revenue stream already in the house: their intellectual property (IP). Intangible assets, branding, constituent relations, digital content, and proprietary data sets used in daily business can all be leveraged for income that can be reinvested. Read our non-profit IP strategy case study in Associations Now.

Do You Have What it Takes to Become an Expert Witness?

Being an expert witness can be an intellectually rewarding and a financially lucrative subsidy to your primary employment—or even become a full-time job, but you need to have a few key characteristics. If you’re credible, consistent, and a good communicator, it could be for you, explains Brian Buss on The Ladders. 

Edgar Bustillos Joins Nevium as an Analyst

We’re pleased to welcome Edgar Bustillos to Nevium. Edgar provides valuation analysis, damages calculations, advanced Excel modelling, and market research. He previously served as a finance specialist at Collins Aerospace Systems and holds a bachelor’s in Business Administration from Kansas State University.