
Once you’ve invented that brilliant gadget or coined that killer brand name, who do you hire to protect it? The choices can feel like a

Once you’ve invented that brilliant gadget or coined that killer brand name, who do you hire to protect it? The choices can feel like a

Your U.S. patent is powerful at the border! Even if knockoffs are manufactured and sold freely overseas without you being able to do much about

Before you even start manufacturing, you find out your invention would be infringing on another patent. Your freedom-to-operate search revealed a competitor holds a patent

Here’s the true cost of manufacturing your invention overseas. The minute you send your blueprints to a manufacturer, you introduce a massive risk of intellectual

Let’s look at the Two Scariest Patent Searches! An inventor should run two different types of patent searches, a patentability search and a freedom-to-operate search,

Welcome, innovators, to a critical lesson that separates successful patent entrepreneurs from those whose patents collect dust. I’m Julie King, and today I’m revealing the

Fatal mistakes are often made when people unfamiliar with patent and trademark law leave that kind of intellectual property to people in their will or

The patent clock keeps ticking after you die! A utility patent is a time-sensitive asset. If you own the patent rights to your invention, you

Not having provisions about control of your business’ intellectual property in your business operating documents is a grave mistake in intellectual property protection.
When

What’s the intellectual property horror lurking in the closet that gets overlooked the most? We’ve talked about how patents, trademarks, and trade dress are all

The most powerful strategy for protecting the design of a physical product is the dual protection of a design patent and trade dress.

Both design patents and trade dress have one unfortunate thing in common: functionality of the design can be a killer.
You cannot protect a
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