SRH Law attorney Justin McCabe discussed new patent law changes, that took effect March 16th, with boston.com. In the article, he explains the primary changes between the old and new laws and how the changes will impact inventors. He details how the Read more »
Sequestration Hits Renewables Sector: 1603 Treasury Grants Cut by 8.7%
The U.S. Treasury made the following announcement last week to implement the sequestration cuts required by the Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act of 1985, as amended. [P]ayments issued under Section 1603 of the American Recovery and Read more »
Vermont Public Service Board Revamps Renewable Energy Standard-Offer Program; Establishes Market-Based Mechanism for New Projects
Back in May 2012, the Vermont Legislature enacted into law (Act 170) significant changes to the "SPEED" Standard Offer program for in-state renewable electric energy projects with a capacity of 2.2 megawatts or less. In an Order issued on March 1, Read more »
Justin McCabe Published in the Burlington Free Press
The U.S. patent system is undergoing substantial change on March 16 when the new laws redefining 'prior art' take effect, lowering the probability that the developer of an invention will be able to patent it. This has particular implications for Read more »
Starting a New Business – Intellectual Property Documents to Prepare
When starting a new business, there are important intellectual property documents that one should have prepared. For example, when hiring a vendor to create a website, an invention assignment will assign the right, title, and interest to inventions, Read more »
Got Invention? You May Want To File Sooner Rather Than Later
If you have an invention that may warrant patent protection, consider filing an application before March 16, 2013. Why? The implementation of the America Invents Act on March 16, 2013 marks the shift of the U.S. Patent system from first-to-invent Read more »
Burlington Free Press Article: Brian Dunkiel on The Art of Making Green Marketing Claims Stick
Consumers are increasingly looking for Green products in today's marketplace, but how can marketers highlight the environmental performance of their product while adhering to the recently-released Federal Trade Commission Green Guides? SRH Law Read more »
PSB Holds Standard Offer Workshop
On Thursday November 29, the Public Service Board ("PSB") held a standard-offer workshop to whittle down the issues it must consider in developing prices based on an avoided cost methodology and market-based pricing methodology. The workshop was an Read more »
8 Key Questions Vermont Businesses Should Ask Now to Get Prepared for the New State Health Exchange in October 2013
The health care system in Vermont is poised for a major overhaul in 2013, as health insurance shifts from a predominately employment-based system to a health care exchange-based system that is not tied to employment. While we will not know exactly Read more »
NAD Recommends Marketer Discontinue “Eco-Friendly” Claim
Almost a month after the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) released its revised Green Guides, the National Advertisers Division (NAD) of the Better Business Bureau ruled that GreenPan, Inc. should discontinue numerous environmental claims when marketing Read more »
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