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The USPTO Ends Foreign Pro Se Patent Prosecution
Any applicant or patent owner domiciled outside the U.S. will need a registered patent practitioner to file and respond to the USPTO.
Read MoreUnintentional Delay: USPTO Shortens Threshold for Additional Information Requirement
In June the USPTO revised its practice of requiring additional information for certain petitions based on unintentional delay.
Read MoreUnlocking the Value of Intellectual Property Assets
Intellectual property (IP) including patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets, offers businesses flexibility that few other assets can match.
Read MoreThe Risk Landscape- Legal, Operational, and Ethical Risks in AI Vendor Engagements
Contracting with AI vendors requires a clear-eyed understanding of the risks at stake.
Read MorePatent Application Strategy as Business Strategy
A well-prepared patent application can protect market share, support licensing negotiations, attract investors, and discourage competitors.
Read MoreWhy Patent Reexaminations Are Experiencing a Resurgence
The resurgence in patent reexaminations reflects a convergence of procedural uncertainty, litigation pressures, evolving policy, and an appreciation for its strategic advantages.
Read MoreBuilding Your Brand: A Practical Guide for Business Owners
A strong brand can become one of the most valuable assets a company owns, but only if it is chosen carefully and protected properly.
Read MoreTicket to Ride- USPTO Requires Counsel for Foreign Patent Applicants
The USPTO adopted a final rule requiring foreign-domiciled patent applicants and patent owners to be represented by a registered US patent practitioner.
Read MoreIntellectual Property Basics
For businesses, ideas, branding, and innovation frequently matter more than physical assets, which is why understanding the basics of IP is critical.
Read MoreTrademark Damages Ask What the Infringer Made. They Should Ask What the Brand Lost.
Trademark damages often rely on infringer profits or lost sales; a better lens is how much revenue stems from misused brand value.
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