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Registering Trademarks in Vietnam: What You Need to Know

Registering a Trademark in Vietnam: What International Businesses Need to Know Vietnam has become a key manufacturing and consumer market in Asia, with a fast-growing middle class and an increasingly sophisticated legal framework for intellectual property. If you plan to manufacture, source, distribute, or sell in Vietnam, protecting your brand before you enter (or expand

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The Importance of Conducting Trademark Clearances

Though this post focuses on U.S. trademark clearance, the core principles apply globally because most trademark systems assess conflict risk similarly. Specific rules, procedures, and timelines vary by country. We flag the key international differences below. The Importance of Conducting Trademark Clearances When developing a new brand, teams rightly chase creativity—a name, logo, or slogan

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Tech Layoffs, Talent Realignment, and the Opportunity for Startups, Workers, and Investors

The past year has brought dramatic changes to the technology sector. Major companies have announced large-scale layoffs while at the same time making unprecedented investments in artificial intelligence and automation. This combination raises difficult questions. Why are companies cutting tens of thousands of jobs while simultaneously committing billions to new technologies? Part of the answer

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Protect Your Oregon Real Estate Purchase With an Attorney

What Makes Oregon Real Estate Different Oregon does not require attorney review for most residential deals, which tempts buyers and sellers to go it alone. That choice can be expensive. Oregon's standard real estate forms are good starting points, not shields. Local zoning, title quirks, transfer taxes, and HOA rules vary by city and county.

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A Guide to Selling Your Oregon Home Without a Realtor: For Sale By Owner (FSBO)

FSBO in Oregon: The No-Nonsense Guide to Selling Your Home and Keeping More of Your Proceeds For Sale By Owner (FSBO) works best in strong Oregon sub-markets like Portland neighborhoods and Bend when the property is clean, the seller is decisive, and the market is generally fast paced. Who Should Seriously Consider FSBO? You have

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Selling a Home in Oregon? What You Need to Disclose and What You Don’t

Oregon Home Seller Disclosure Requirements: A Complete Legal Guide If you’re selling residential real estate in Oregon, you want to present your home in the best light possible. But you also need to be careful, because Oregon law requires sellers to be upfront about certain issues that could affect the property's value, safety, or appeal.

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Clearing a Cloud on Title in Oregon Real Estate Transactions

Clearing a Cloud on Title in Oregon Real Estate Transactions Whether you’re buying your dream home or preparing to sell property in Oregon, few things are more frustrating than having your transaction stall over an unexpected title issue. One of the most common problems is a cloud on title, a legal issue that raises doubt

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FDA Declares 54% of Vapes Illegal: What Importers Must Know Now

FDA Declares 54% of Vapes Illegal: What Importers Must Know Now According to the FDA, 54% of vape products currently sold in the United States are unauthorized and illegally distributed. On September 30, 2025, FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary issued a public notice titled Encouraging Retailers to Stop Selling Illegal Vapes, announcing that the agency

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