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Patent applicants are often concerned about the heavy costs involved in patenting an innovation, especially when filing applications in multiple jurisdictions. One of the easiest ways to save money in such a scenario is...
Entities owning patent portfolios are often involved in licensing, acquisition, and partnership activities with investors, R&D groups, or start-up accelerators. Such business transactions require thorough due diligence and third-party expert’s opinion to determine the...
The USPTO or United States Patent and Trademark Office can take around 21 months to grant a design patent. Inventors can, however, use the USPTO’s accelerated program known as Rocket Docket to patent their...
The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) permits applicants to disclose multiple embodiments in a single design patent application. This helps in saving application fees as well as legal fees originating from the...
Companies use trademarks to protect their brand identity and prevent competitors from using their marks without prior permission. But a business simply cannot create or select a brand name or logo and start using...
One of the most important aspects of an invention is perhaps the ability to protect it from unauthorised usage. Intellectual Property Rights play a key role in safeguarding this process. A patent, for example,...
The cost of building and maintaining a patent portfolio is a concern for corporates in general. The challenge is even more significant for smaller corporates as they have a limited budget. With the technicalities...
