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Category: Patents

Home Intellectual Property Archive by Category "Patents" (Page 2)

Pathways For Software Patent Claim Eligibility under 35 U.S.C. § 101

adminIntellectual Property, PatentsNo commentsDecember 31, 2024

Patent protection for software-related inventions can be challenging due to the evolving interpretations of 35 U.S.C. § 101 and the unique nature of software as an invention category. Understanding the main pathways to patentability is critical for determining whether a…

How to Handle Design Patent Infringement Complaints on Amazon

adminIntellectual Property, PatentsNo commentsDecember 18, 2024

If you sell products on Amazon, getting a complaint about design patent infringement can feel overwhelming. These claims can temporarily shut down your product listings, lower your sales, and hurt your reputation. However, understanding the complaint and knowing how to…

WHY EXPEDITING YOUR PATENT APPLICATION IS WORTH IT

adminIntellectual Property, PatentsNo commentsMarch 22, 2024

The process of obtaining a patent for an invention can be lengthy. According to statistics published by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), as of January 2024, the average wait time for a patent application to be substantively…

Reading a Patent Document Like a Pro: How To Quickly Grasp A General Understanding of What A Patent Document Covers

adminIntellectual Property, PatentsNo commentsMarch 15, 2024

Utility patents are legal documents that can be very verbose and dense. For an untrained person, reading a utility patent to gain a general understanding of what the patent covers may be a daunting task. However, understanding the distinct parts…

Eight Patent Law Concepts Every Business or Inventor Should Know

Derek FaheyIntellectual Property, PatentsNo commentsApril 29, 2014

Few areas of law are as specialized as patent law. Most lawyers not specializing in patent law receive only a few hours of training on the subject. Doing something – or not doing something – may eliminate a persons or…

Are Apps Patentable?

Derek FaheyIntellectual Property, PatentsNo commentsappsMarch 20, 2014

Yes. Apps for iPhones, Android phones and other smart phones and devices may be patentable under the United States patent laws. An app is a piece of software and like other types of software may be granted patent protection. However,…

What Protection Does A Design Patent Provide?

Derek FaheyIntellectual Property, PatentsNo commentsFebruary 10, 2014

What is a design patent? A design patent protects any new, original and ornamental design for an article of manufacture. Individuals and businesses use design patents to protect the ornamental designs of their products. Although a purely functional design is…

Ten Patent Law Concepts Every Attorney Should Know

Derek FaheyIntellectual Property, PatentsNo commentsJanuary 25, 2014

Few areas of law are as specialized as patent law. Most attorneys not specializing in patent law receive only a few hours of training on the subject. Understanding a few basic concepts can help attorneys give some basic advice when…

When And Why Is A Provisional Patent Application Useful?

Derek FaheyIntellectual Property, PatentsNo commentsJanuary 8, 2014

A provisional application may be a useful tool to many businesses. Under United States patent law, a provisional application is a legal document filed in the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) that allows an inventor to establish an…

Is My Invention Already Patented?

Derek FaheyIntellectual Property, PatentsNo commentsJanuary 8, 2014

To answer the question “Is my invention already patented?”, you have to do a prior art search to determine what patent applications have been filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (“USPTO”) or other countries’ patent offices. In…

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