Startup Tip – Find A Market Need
Sometimes, an aspiring innovator just doesn’t know where to start. If you’re such an innovator, how do you even begin to identify the best market or the ideal target customers to
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Sometimes, an aspiring innovator just doesn’t know where to start. If you’re such an innovator, how do you even begin to identify the best market or the ideal target customers to
In the U.S., there are two common processes to federally registering a mark: Of the two, the first method defers providing evidence that you’ve used the mark in interstate commerce
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