Are Old Patents Still Worth Something?
In the world of intellectual property, patents are often considered valuable assets. They provide inventors and companies with exclusive rights to their inventions, preventing others from making, using, or selling their patented technologies without permission.
Why Saas Startups Need Trademarks
Software as a Service (SaaS) startups operate in a highly competitive and constantly evolving industry! So, in order to establish a strong brand identity and stay ahead of competitors, it is crucial for these companies to protect their intellectual property with trademarks.
Companies vs. Inventors: 8 Critical Things to Know About Patent Rights Ownership
In 2017, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) issued 318,849 utility patents. Patent applications have increased by 5.2% since 2016. The total number of applications was about 380,000. This is a positive sign for inventors and innovators.
Top 7 Patent Litigation Mistakes Startups Should Avoid
You’ve spent hours developing a new product that you know will be a success. You’ve contacted other experts to help you develop a business plan. You’re ready to put your product out there. Your crowdfunding campaign ready to go. But have you thought about patent litigation yet?
Inventors 101: Patent Attorney vs Patent Agent
A dilemma that often arises amongst entrepreneurs, inventors, and the intellectual property field in general is whether one should seek out a patent agent or a patent attorney. Typically the difference in selection comes down to money, and getting what you pay for.
Intellectual Property Litigation: Everything You Need to Know
The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) may issue its 10 millionth patent in 2018. This astounding milestone not only shows how far our society has come, but also underscores the need for a better understanding of intellectual property litigation.
What Does Patent Pending Mean & Can You Protect Inventions With It?
The term “patent pending” is a legal designation or expression used to describe the interim between a patent application being filed with the United States Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO), and the patent being issued by the USPTO or the application abandoned.
How Much Is a Patent: Everything You Need to Know
You’ve put so much time and energy into your new invention and want to begin profiting off of it. You really think this idea has the potential to make you some serious cash. Maybe it could. But the odds are if you thought of the idea, someone else is going to think of it soon after, if they haven’t already.
Special Master Delays High-Stakes Report on $75M Class Action Fee Request
If you are facing a criminal charge, no matter how minor, you should talk to a defense attorney to fully understand your case. A consultation with an experienced attorney will help you to understand the charges placed against you, the defenses available, what if any plea bargains may be offered to you, and what you should do if you are convicted.
Escape 9-to-5: How to Live Off of Your Intellectual Property
Being stuck in a cubicle isn’t most people’s dream. If you’re like many Americans, you might be working a desk job and hustling away at your passions on the side. You may spend your time in the office dreaming of a way to escape 9-to-5 and be your own boss. If you’re an inventor, innovator, or entrepreneur, your new idea could be your way out.