On March 13, 2015, Aaron Schaffer was found NOT GUILTY of Murder, in the
Greene County Circuit Court. Ms.
Liell was Schaffer’s lead attorney, and stood by Aaron from the initial hearing
to trial, advocating on his behalf.
To read more about the Schaffer case and the not guilty verdict, click
on this link. http://www.gcdailyworld.com/story/2175471.html
Liell McNeil Attorneys is a Bloomington, Indiana law firm focusing on patent and trademark law as well as criminal defense. Visit us online at liellmcneil.com.
Thursday, February 12, 2015
First to File, Not First to Invent - That's The Law
In
the spring of 2013, the United State changed its Patent Law to become more
aligned with the Patent Acquisition Laws of the rest of the world. The United States now has a First to
File Law, which replaced the old First to Invent Law. Under First to File, time is of the essence, and it is the
first entity to file a patent application on an invention that is entitled to
the grant of a United States Patent, rather than a different entity that may
have actually invented the technology earlier. Thus, inventors who delay in filing their patent application
in order to perfect the invention, in order to commercially test the market, or
for any other reason risk the complete loss of potential patent rights by not
filing their patent application as soon as possible. Contact us for advice on how to avoid common errors
associated with protecting inventions, and make the U.S.
Patent Laws work for you.
Michael McNeil Secures US Patent for Local Entrepreneur
A
local inventor and entrepreneur has solved a problem regarding the formation of
through passages in concrete walls, such as those that might be utilized in a
parking garage to facilitate electrical conduits for lighting and the
like. The invention is a dynamic concrete
form that moves with available wall form sets that tend to spread slightly
during the concrete forming process. The
invention avoids the costly and unsightly efforts of the past in which a fixed
concrete sleeve form allows concrete to flow around the ends and block the
formed through passage at opposite ends due to spreading of the concrete wall
form. In addition to obtaining a United
States patent 8,915,038, this entrepreneur has also gained two trademark
registrations. One for TELESLEEVE
(Registration No. 4,602,548) and a for logo trademark (Reg. no.
4,602,550). Finally, the new patented
product is offered for sale in association with the registered trademarks at
www.telesleeve.com. We wish this client
of Liell and McNeil Attorneys PC success in this entrepreneurial endeavor.
NOT GUILTY verdict in Monroe County OWI Causing Death Trial
On December 9, 2014, after
a week long jury trial, Ms. Liell secured not guilty verdicts for Larry Uland
after he was accused of Operating While Intoxicated Causing Death, and
Operating While Intoxicated Causing Death with a ACE of .15% or more. To read more about the Uland case and
the not guilty verdict, click on this link. http://www.heraldtimesonline.com/news/local/solsberry-man-found-not-guilty-in-crash-that-killed-motorcycle/article_8a12bae9-e46d-5fa2-9ffa-b605c8a54704.html
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