Startup Tip – Become IP Savvy
While becoming an IP expert certainly isn’t required, having a solid foundation of IP knowledge will undoubtedly help your startup as it navigates strategies, explores enhanced protections, and exploits opportunities.
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While becoming an IP expert certainly isn’t required, having a solid foundation of IP knowledge will undoubtedly help your startup as it navigates strategies, explores enhanced protections, and exploits opportunities.
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Your company’s legal name and its trade name typically are not precisely the same thing as its mark. Consider the word mark FORD that appears on goods (e.g., cars &
Generally, U.S. non-provisional patent applications are published at roughly 18 months after their effective filing date. Beginning on its publication date, a copy of a published application can be obtained
Your company’s patents can be used as protective cover for growing its market share, revenues, and/or profits by giving your company the rights to exclude competitors from, e.g., making, importing,
While prosecuting a U.S. application to register a mark, a primary concern is to avoid obtaining a registration that can be easily cancelled, especially based on an allegation that your