Director of Trama Legal
Igor is the founder of Trama. As an experienced attorney and a technology enthusiast, he dedicated his career to bringing the 21st century to the world of law. As a start-up founder himself, he understands the priorities of the entrepreneurs his company serves.
In his free time, Igor likes running, biking and spending time with his family and friends.
Pavol Jozef Šafárik University, Košice, SK
When it comes to protecting your intellectual property, understanding the differences between trademarks and copyrights is essential. Both are legal tools that help safeguard creative and business assets—but they serve very different purposes. Knowing which type of protection applies to your work can help you secure your rights, prevent infringement, and avoid unnecessary legal costs.
Artificial intelligence is advancing at an incredible pace, and the biggest tech companies—OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, and many others—are scrambling to protect their AI creations. But they’re not just patenting new technologies; they’re also rushing to trademark the names of their AI models and algorithms. Why? Because in this fast-growing industry, branding is just as important as innovation.
Mobile apps are now a big part of our daily lives. People use them for shopping, banking, entertainment, and more. But with the advantages of mobile applications comes a growing risk—brand infringement on app stores. App-related intellectual property (IP) infringement is a pressing issue that affects legitimate businesses and misleads consumers. Let's explore some of the most common threats and ways to combat infringement on app stores.
