It sounds like you should retain a US Patent Attorney or Agent. Q: 1. Is a good strategy to contact with the Patent examiner? If, Yes. How to...

I've both written patents and have experimented with 3D printing. Hobby printers are pretty cheap and you may learn some very practical things...

Avvo is a place for general legal information not advice about specific situations. For the latter you need to retain a lawyer. Generally, there...

Review their terms and conditions. Consequential damages are always hard to get and chances are you agreed you can't collect them.

We'll assume it's "Davison" and what you "filled on" was some sort of class action Notice. Save all your documentation on what you sent and when. ...

You ask good questions, but analysis will depend on all the claim language and when you get into equivalency, especially, a lot will depend on the...

It is having the court reporter who is licensed to take things down accurately that is the important thing. Otherwise who will guarantee that a...

Patents cover technology - electronics, chemistry, mechanical things, not logos. Trademark covers logos when they are used to identify to...

You should contact a lawyer who will check for conflicts of interest (to make sure they or someone at their firm) does not already represent the...

Unless the chemistry is non-obvious, it's probably not the kind of thing you can patent.