If You’re Making Your Own Board Game, How Do You Protect Your Idea?
Making your own board game? Learn how to protect your board game idea with patents, trademarks, and copyright, from Founders Legal.
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Should I Protect My Software Back-end with a Patent or Trade Secret?
Should you protect your software back-end with a patent or a trade secret? Founders Legal breaks down the pros, cons, and best strategy.
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Patent Infringement Defense
USPTO uncertainty around PTAB and IPR limits could reshape patent infringement defense strategy for accused infringers and IP-heavy companies.
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The Supreme Court just made skinny-label patent claims harder to plead
Skinny-label patent claims just became harder to pursue. Here’s what the Supreme Court’s decision means for regulated businesses.
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Appeals Gain Strategic Weight as USPTO Backlog Declines
USPTO Backlog Declines, forcing companies to reassess patent timelines, escalation, and portfolio decisions.
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Founders Legal Expands Enterprise AI Patent Strategy for Software Innovators
Founders Legal has expanded its enterprise AI and software patent strategy practice to address evolving patent eligibility standards
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How Do I File for International Patent Protection (PCT Application)?
Successfully Filing for International Patent Protection gives you a roadmap through the PCT process, what to plan for…
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Should I Assign My Patent Rights to My Company?
Should I assign my patent rights to my company explores ownership choices and what to weigh before transferring your patent rights.
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Importing a Product to the US Market without Infringing Patent Rights
Importing a product to the U.S. market requires care to avoid infringing existing patent rights and costly legal disputes.
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HOW LONG DO PROVISIONAL PATENT APPLICATIONS LAST?
The USPTO provides a one-year period to convert your provisional patent application into a formal non-provisional patent application.
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