You should consult with an intellectual property attorney who is a registered patent attorney for your patent and trademark needs. For your...

What food products/processes can be patented?

I have seen food product patents covering medicinal benefits of a specific type of food (butter with a cholesterol lowering effect) and patents in...

My business name is Amy's Royal Vapors I have an llc and dba got letter from a Royal Vapor stating we cant use cause tademark

Consult with a trademark attorney to see if you should stand your ground or retreat and select a new name for your business.

Why are there multiple patents issued relatively recently (Jan 2013; May 2013; Aug 2011) but none in the marketplace?

It is possible that the product is in the marketplace, but it may not have enough distribution making it readily available. Additionally, as...

Logo layout matching with other reputed company`s logo

You should meet with a trademark attorney. Trademark attorneys that have registered many marks have experience about what is similar and what...

I have started a Gaming Club and i don't have the money to register for a trademark for the group name. how do i protect myself

If money is tight, a state trademark application may be an option. You would need to consult an attorney licensed in Oregon. However, you need...

Are provisional patent applications meant I be secret?

What has the potential investor asked to see? Have they asked to see your filed provisional? I'll just add a few items for you to consider as...

Slip and fall, possible broken tailbone.

As noted by the other attorneys, get proper medical treatment for the injuries and see a lawyer, FAST.

How can I check internationally for a patent application from a rogue co-owner?

If the "co-owner" was listed as an inventor on the "rogue" application, then you may be able to search various patent databases for his/her name...

Possible new inventor here provisional vs non provisional patent

You should consult a lawyer and file a patent application very very promptly. You have one year to file a nonprovisional patent application in the...