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<\/h2>\nBuilding and maintaining a website to market a business, to promote a cause, or to just blog an opinion is fraught with intellectual property (IP) issues. Protecting the content and branding on the website is one concern; making sure you are not infringing someone else\u2019s copyrights and trademarks is another. In our globally connected economy where a strong internet presence is necessary for success, trademark bullies and copyright trolls are ever-watching; ready to pounce on unsuspecting infringers.<\/p>\n
Kathleen Kuznicki will join an expert line-up of speakers on Saturday, September 17, 2016, at the\u00a0Art Institute of Pittsburgh for the first WordCamp Pittsburgh.\u00a0Developers, content creators, designers and anyone interested in WordPress will benefit from Kathleen’s uniquely titled presentation, \u00ae? \u2122? \u00a9? DMCA? IP? —WTF???. \u00a0<\/em>She\u00a0will discuss exactly what is protected by copyright law and by trademark law; infringement risks that are\u00a0common to websites\u00a0(and how to avoid them), and the fair use defense.<\/p>\n WordCamp is a casual, locally organized conference covering everything related to WordPress. WordCamps happen all around the world, and each camp is a unique experience\u00a0based on the local community.<\/p>\n For more information on WordCamp Pittsburgh, visit\u00a02016 WordCamp Pittsburgh<\/a>.<\/p>\n Now available! View Kathleen’s presentation from the conference on WordCamp TV<\/a>.<\/p>\n Kathleen Kuznicki<\/a>\u00a0assists business owners, entrepreneurs, and inventors with all things related to intellectual property and brand protection, including patents, trademarks, copyrights, and licensing. She can be reached via email at\u00a0kkuznicki@archive-lynchlaw.pfgsandbox.com<\/a>\u00a0or by calling our office at 724-776-8000.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Attorney Kathleen Kuznicki Will Speak at WordCamp Pittsburgh Building and maintaining a website to market a business, to promote a cause, or to just blog an opinion is fraught with intellectual property (IP) issues. Protecting the content and branding on … Pittsburgh Intellectual Property Attorneys<\/h4>\n