Doubly Protect Your Inventions
All U.S. patent applications must include a description that is sufficiently detailed to empower a person having ordinary skill in the technical field of that application’s claimed concept(s) to successfully
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All U.S. patent applications must include a description that is sufficiently detailed to empower a person having ordinary skill in the technical field of that application’s claimed concept(s) to successfully
Leveraging your IP defensively, such as by counter-suing for infringement of your IP rights, your company can convince others to avoid or settle disputes regarding your company’s allegedly infringing activities. For example,
Through careful selection of the countries in which to obtain protections for its intellectual assets, your company can leverage its enhanced profitability in those protected markets to subsidize, where legally permitted, competition-busting
Once granted, a patent generally provides its owner with the right to exclude others, for a limited time, from making, using, or selling anything within that country that falls within the
By performing clearance and non-infringement searches, your company can improve the odds that it does not infringe the patent or trademark rights of others, thus ensuring that any market success it achieves
Because its innovations tend to solve customer problems better, faster, cheaper, etc. than previous solutions, publicizing your company’s innovations can lead to good press for your company. What are some of