Can I change the non-provisional (after filling) to fast track?
No, you cannot. However, depending on your filing date, it may make sense for you to cancel your present application and re-file in the fast...
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No, you cannot. However, depending on your filing date, it may make sense for you to cancel your present application and re-file in the fast...
You can expect the preparation and filing of a patent application to cost $6-10K, depending on the complexity of the application. After you file,...
Under section 8 of the Lanham (trademark) Act, you had to file the affidavit between years 5 and 6 from the registration date. The statue gives...
The standard for trademark infringement is “likelihood of confusion.” This means that a trademark owner is entitled to protect not only the exact...
Yes, you can. There are potentially several ways you could protect an app. First, your app can qualify for a utility patent. Recent decisions by...
NO, it is not a good idea to do so without receiving legal advice from a patent attorney. Patent applications typically take three years from...
Yes, you can. In fact, recent decisions by the Federal Circuit Court of Appeal, which has jurisdiction over all patent appeals, have made it...
in order to license something, you have to have a legally recognized property right. A patent is issued by the government and is therefore a legal...
You “own” an invention by obtaining patent protection for it or by protecting it as a trade secret. Patent rights are not obtained by merely...
First, remember, that filing a U.S. patent application is only the first step in the process of protecting your invention. The next step is...