There are two ways to file patent applications: Provisional patent application - an informal patent application filed with the USPTO for 12 months to protect the patent from being copied…
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Patent assignments are legally binding agreements made by patent owners which assign the rights or ownership of the patent to another individual or business. These agreements can also occur between…
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Businesses or individuals are given the right to protect their utility patents under US patent law. The laws for patent infringement are clearly defined under the patent infringement act for…
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Patent application claims are determined by either the product itself or its process, not both. For example, a patent claim recites the product itself or functionality, and a method takes…
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Patent infringement criteria have clearly been defined under the 35 US code 271 to protect patentee rights if their patent invention has been copied or used without their permission.…
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Invention Patents are granted based on three main requirements: Novelty Usefulness Obviousness To fulfill the eligibility criteria for types of patent invention claims, the invention must be new, provide usefulness,…
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The United States Patent Law has applied the first-to-invent patent system for many years. It allows patent inventors to file patent claims based on who invented the patent first, not…
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Patent owners can get monetary benefits from their patented products or technology in two ways: Selling the license of the patent with a pre-agreed contract that gives the licensee the…
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(UCC 2-312) lays out the law for infringement against warranty of title and the buyer’s obligation in infringement cases. It states: The title conveyed shall be good, and its transfer…
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The 35 Section101 of US Patent Law has clearly defined the requirements for patent inventions eligible for patent law. It states, “Whoever invents or discovers any new and useful process,…
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