Combining Multiple Inventions into a Single Patent Application Risks vs. Cost Savings
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Combining Multiple Inventions into a Single Patent Application: Risks vs. Cost Savings

What are the potential cost savings and risks associated with combining multiple related inventions into a single patent application? While it may be tempting to save on filing fees, this strategy can lead to licensing and sale issues, public disclosure concerns, and invalidity risks.

Multiple Patents for a Single Multi-Use Invention
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My New Invention Has Many Uses – Do I Need Multiple Patents?

A single invention (for example – an automated cleaning robot) may have many different innovations (let’s call them ‘components’) making up the entire invention. Inventors often struggle to decide if separate patent application filings are necessary for each innovation.

LLC versus Corporation - which is best for your startup or new business?
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LLC or Corporation: What Is Best for Your Startup?

As a business or startup, one of the most important decisions you’ll make is choosing the right legal entity for your business. Two popular choices are Limited Liability Companies (LLCs) and Corporations. In this article, we’ll explore the key differences between these entities to help you make an informed decision.

Interesting USPTO Patents
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Interesting Patents | Spotify – Processing Wind Noise in Audio Input

In this edition of #InterestingPatents, Spotify’s patent application describes an efficient and effective solution to remove wind noise from audio inputs. Detecting and suppressing wind noise levels can improve the quality of audio recordings without relying on specialized equipment. There are many potential applications for various audio recording devices, such as cameras, smartphones, and other mobile devices.

Interesting USPTO Patents
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Interesting Patents | Boston Dynamics – Brace System for Supporting Joints with Parallel Action Mechanism

In this edition of #InterestingPatents, we look at Boston Dynamics’ new patent for a brace system that includes a parallel action mechanism designed to support joints.

Business deal - two people shaking hands with a city in the background
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How Does a Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE) Work?

Fundraising with SAFEs can be a great alternative to conventional debt financing or the uncertainty of an early equity round that is improperly priced, and should be considered by any early stage company who is trying to raise money in a fast, flexible, and appealing way to investors without having to complete a formal company valuation.

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