Archive for the ‘Trademarks’ Category

As an innovator and patent holder, you are in charge of protecting your own patented work.  While the U.S. Patent Trademark Office (PTO) issues the patent, they take no responsibility in enforcement.  Instead, you must identify and enforce the patent. (more…)

Did you know that your competitor can purchase and use your company’s trademark (and brand names) for use on the internet, without your consent and with the sanction of American courts? In this article, we’ll show you how to protect (more…)

It is commonly known that patents help inventors and companies protect their innovative products, whether they are devices, manufacturing techniques, business methods, or software, from being copied.  Patents allow patent owners to exclude others from making, selling, or importing to (more…)

Did you know that your competitor can purchase and use your company’s trademark (and brand names) for use on the internet, without your consent and with the sanction of American courts? In this article, we’ll show you how to protect (more…)