A Brutal D Three Provisional Patent Application Problem – D Three Enterprises, LLC v. SunModo Corp. (Fed. Cir. 2018) by Michael W. Goltry, Registered Patent Attorney, Parsons & Goltry Writing patent applications is tricky, even for skilled and experienced patent practitioners. The crux of patent protection often turns on one word, and the D Three case… See the Full Article
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If you’re applying for trademark protection you need to take the application process seriously. There are many reasons the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) can use to reject your application. As Arizona trademark lawyers, we’ve seen trademark applications that get rejected for all kinds of reasons, but there are three reasons the USPTO… See the Full Article
Category: Trademark Protection
We’ve all seen the late night infomercials touting their inventions, which all seem to have two common taglines. The first is something to the effect of “Call now and we’ll double your order!” and the second involves the phrase, “patent pending design.” But what does patent pending mean, and what kind of protection does a… See the Full Article
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With 20% of Americans having tattoos you would think the issues of trademarks and tattoos would have been settled a long time ago. However there have been several recent high profile case involving tattoos, trademarks and copyright. One of the more notable was LeBron James’s tattoo artist suing the video game NBA 2K16 for copyright infringement…. See the Full Article
Category: Trademark Protection