So you’ve secured a patent for your invention and business is moving along nicely. Then out of the blue, you find out another company is stealing some or all the patented invention you worked so hard for. What do you do? What are your options? Not to worry, with so many tinkers and inventors out… See the Full Article
Category: Patents
Owning a trademark is like owning a car, you have to update the registration from time to time. If you don’t update your trademark registration at the right time, you can lose the rights and federal protection guaranteed by owning the trademark. The first document you need to file is known as the Section 8… See the Full Article
Category: Trademark Protection
If the inventor planned on giving the invention away for free, why bother getting patent protection? So now the question becomes- How can inventors make money off a patent? The obvious answer is the inventor can use the patent to start producing a product and own their own business. This might work for some inventors,… See the Full Article
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You can trademark a lot of things, but there are a few things that are not allowed to be trademarked. Some things aren’t allowed to be trademarked to avoid false advertising and others because they are too generic. Here are seven marks that can not be registered for trademark protection. You can not register… See the Full Article
Category: Trademark Protection