Protecting Your Intellectual Property And Future
Cybersecurity threats are a major issue for businesses of all sizes in Pennsylvania. Hacking incidents and ransomware attacks on businesses are frequently reported in the news. While many of these reported incidents involve large corporations, small businesses are...
Residents of Pennsylvania may want to know more about the different types of patents that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) offers. There are six different types of protection offered, according to the USPTO. More information is available in U.S. Code Title...
You've developed and patented your invention in Pennsylvania. Now, you need to figure out how you're going to sell it. To bring your product to the mass market, you might want to sign off on a licensing deal with an investor. A licensing deal can give you the capital...
New Jersey residents may be interested in learning that the company that owns the Zultanite trademark and related intellectual property claims that a firm owned by a former Faberge executive is infringing on its trademarks and selling gems that are not the genuine...
The concept of legally protecting intellectual property is often thought of as catchphrases, logos and other words that are associated with a certain brand. However, one guitar manufacturer is arguing that the shape of one part of its products should be trademarked as...
Businesses in Pennsylvania invest substantial sums to build and protect their brands and reputations. Over the past few decades, the online presence of businesses has become a vital component of business operations. Unfortunately, cybercriminals sometimes purchase...
Patents can offer all kinds of protections for your discoveries, but that only comes into play if your petition is successful. It can be a tall order to get your pitch through untouched, and preparation for the process can go a long way. Just over half of all patent...
Most successful businesses have a website on which they advertise or sell their products or services. Having a website where consumers can learn about, and potentially purchase products or services, can be extremely valuable to any business. Part of the value of...
Under 37 CFR 1.211, nonprovisional U.S. patent applications currently publish automatically 18 months after the earliest effective filing date. Generally, the earliest effective filing date is either the date the nonprovisional application was filed or the filing date...
You have gone through the process of having a patent application drafted for your invention, paid a lot of money in the process, and had it filed with the United States Patent Office (USPTO). You have been waiting patiently for, in most cases, over a year and finally,...
