Legal English Innovation SAS

Legal English Innovation presents a podcast briefing on trademarks and logos for legal professionals. Join our live classes led by native qualified professors and master superlative grammar in legal E...

21 Nov 20243min

We'll kick off by exploring phrases like "kick off" (football), "level playing field" (baseball), "down to the wire" (track) and "having the inside track" (horse racing). Tune in to learn how these sp...

20 Nov 20241min

U.S. patents are essentially nonrenewable. Think of them like a countdown timer. Once that timer runs out after 20 years, anyone can use the invention. Glossary of Terms To kick off: To begin or initi...

19 Nov 20243min

We're diving into the fascinating world of trademarks. We'll explore how companies protect their brands and learn how to use comparative adjectives to describe and differentiate products. Let's get st...

19 Nov 20245min

An explanation of copyright duration, particularly as it relates to the works of well-known figures like Paul McCartney, David Bowie & Ernest Hemingway. Copyright Duration Formulas: General Rule: Lif...

18 Nov 20242min

This episode tackles the passive voice—a grammar concept essential for legal writing. We'll focus on "regulated by" and "overseen by" within the Securities Exchange Act, showing you how to use these c...

16 Nov 20243min

The excerpt focuses on the history of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), utilizing the passive voice. The excerpt are produced from Legal English Innovation, a school where native English s...

14 Nov 20245min

A bilateral contract is a legally binding agreement between two or more parties where each party promises to do something in exchange for a promise from the other party. This exchange of promises crea...

13 Nov 20244min