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.
-
-
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.
-
Can you add inventors to a continuation application?
In this article, we’ll explore the basics of NFTs and discuss some of their key benefits for entertainment professionals.
-
Decision Released for the First Case regarding Chinese Patent Linkage System
This case is China’s first patent linkability case since the implementation of the new Chinese Patent Law.
-
Abnormal Patent Crackdown Continues in China
The Chinese government is stepping up efforts to promote intellectual property quality.
-
Seven Must Know Facts About Patents
Here’s 7 Things to know about Patent Rights – #4 is what most people DON’T know, #1 is the most important to know, and #7 reflects a recent change to our patent laws. 1. First Come, First Served: The US patent system will only award a Patent on an idea or invention to the first inventor…
-
4 Important Crowdfunding Facts about Your Patent Rights on Kickstarter
Here’s 4 Things to know about your Patent Rights on Crowdfunding Platforms such as Kickstarter. #4 is what most people DON’T know, #3 is the most important to know. 1. First Come, First Serve: The US patent system will only reward a Patent on an idea or invention to the first inventor who files a…
-
Upcoming Changes in Korean Patent Law for 2024
Two significant amendments to the Patent Law are slated to come into effect on January 1, 2024. These amendments are currently pending legislative review and public opinion gathering. This article offers an analysis of these changes and their implications.
-
What Is a Provisional Patent Application?
A Provisional Patent legally establishes the date from which an inventor is entitled patent protection to his or her idea (known as the ‘priority date’) and allows the inventor to describe the idea as “Patent Pending.” Filing a provisional application for patent (commonly known as a Provisional Patent) is the first step in securing patent rights…
-
What Happens If Not All of the Inventors Agree on the Assignment?
A joint-inventor (that is, one inventor of a group of inventors of a patent) who does not assign his patent rights remains in full possession of those rights. A person or entity that does not receive rights to the patent from every inventor is considered as a partial assignee. The partial assignee must share his/her…
End of content
End of content