First to Invent = US, First to File = Others

US LAW One of the basic requirements for obtaining a patent is that the invention must be new. If the

Beware of Provisional Patents aka Incomplete Patents

An ordinary patent application that is filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is referred to as

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The Copyright Act confers upon copyright owners the right to publicly display certain types of works. This right may be

Trademarks that are determined to be deceptive are not protected and may not be registered. Like deceptive marks, deceptively misdescriptive

The spectrum of trademark distinctiveness goes from fanciful marks, which are very protectable, to generic trademarks, which are not protectable.

Patent rights are created by federal law and give an inventor the right to exclude others from making, using, selling,

A patent is a property right that the federal government gives to an inventor with respect to an invention. That

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Understanding the DMCA: Protecting Your Digital Rights in the Modern Age In today’s digital landscape, protecting intellectual property has become