If you design or launch products in Washington—whether you’re building hardware in Seattle, outdoor gear in Bellingham, or consumer goods in Spokane—the IP landscape you’re operating in has shifted over…
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When you have a new invention, one of the first strategic decisions is how to protect it: should you file a provisional or a non-provisional patent application? Each serves a…
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Before cars are offered to the average consumer, they are test-driven strenuously by car companies. Initially, this is often done in a secure facility, but then they take their car…
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Artificial intelligence has moved from novelty to everyday tool. Inventors now routinely lean on systems like ChatGPT, Copilot, Claude, and custom in-house models for everything from brainstorming technical variations to…
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When you decide to protect an invention, the first legal choice you make isn’t about claims or drawings—it’s about who you trust to guide you through the process. For big…
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