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  • How to Read the Claims of a United States Patent

     The claims of a US Patent is the most important section, and is curiously listed in the end of most patent documents. The claims to a US Patent are what an engine is to an automobile. The specification is the chassis, the background is the paint job (sort of) and the abstract is the cup holder.More

  • Trademark Law: The Strength of Trademarks

     Businesses are in a stronger legal position as it concerns Trademark Law to create Trademarks which do not name, describe, or imply the goods or services with which they desire to use the trademark. More

  • Trademarks can include colors, sounds, and scents

     Most businesses do not know that Trademark Law can also extend to colors, smells, sounds, the shape of a bottle, font styles, and the interior design of a restaurant. When most businesses think of Trademarks, they think of words like Microsoft(R), McDonald's(R), and Coca-Cola(R).More

  • Assignments and Licenses of Patents, Trademarks, and Copyrights

     The main difference between assigning a patent and licensing a patent is important. Assigning Patents, Trademarks or Copyrights is basically selling the complete ownership interest in that patent, trademark, or copyright. And the licensing of a patent, trademark, or copyright is like "renting" that patent, trademark, or copyright.More

  • Why you should consider a loan modification

     In order to determine if you should get a loan modification or resort to other recourse you must determine whether your loan is affordable and practical. Try to find an amortization schedule. And also look for those terms which spell out when the re-setting of interest rates will trigger. More

  • The Specification and Claims of a Patent Application

     You can think of the specification of a patent application as being similar to a candy bar wrapper. On every candy bar wrapper there will be a list of ingredients: sugar, chocolate, corn syrup, nuts, etc. As with candy bar wrappers, the specification of a patent application will have a list of ingredients, or components which enumerate all of the different types of parts that can be used in that invention.More

  • Websites and Intellectual Property, and improvement patents

     To clear up confusion as to how to protect the Intellectual Property of websites, this article will give a brief explanation on how websites might be protected under Patent Law, Trademark Law, and Copyright Law. This article will also explain in depth the concept of improvement patents.More

  • What you need to know about pending patent applications

     What you should take away from this article is that the term patent pending does not mean that you have concrete rights from the time you file your application. It is more accurate to say that you have prospective rights in the event that your application is accepted. Upon acceptance, it is true that the damages accrues from the filing date of your application of your provisional or nonprovisional application.More

  • Do your own patent search

     Due to the advent of the USPTO patent online database and Google Patents, inventors can now do their own patent searches free. In the process, inventors and others seeking patent protection can save hundreds to thousands of dollars.More

  • Understanding the Differences between the Intellectual Properties: Patent, Trademark, Copyright

     One of the most important concepts of Intellectual Property to grasp is that Patents, Trademarks, and Copyright all come with their unique strengths and weaknesses. Moreover, they all overlap and can be brought to bear on just about any good or service. That is why it is critical to know which area to use and when. That way, not every problem will appear to be a nail. More