How Much IP (Intellectual Property) is There in Your Burger?
The phrase "intellectual property" refers to the ideas, thoughts, artistic creations, or arrangements generated by a certain entity.
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12 Design Patent Search Strategies
Extensive design patent searches are a typical and essential method for assuring that the design application is granted.
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Hatch-Waxman Act - US Laws, Litigations and Benefits
The Hatch-Waxman Act (formally known as the Drug Price Competition and Patent Term Restoration Act) was enacted on September 24, 1984
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Reissued Patents: Can Patent Claims Be Amended After Grant?
A patent reissue takes place when a correction needs to be made to correct a significant error that exists in a granted patent.
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Design Patent - Requirements and Eligibility
Design patents do not cover the functionality of a product. A design patent is usually easier to get and less expensive.
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Intellectual Property (IP) Protections for YOGA
The practice of Yoga cannot be patented, however, the material, equipment or accessories that assist in practicing Yoga can be patented
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Motions in Limine - Streamlining Evidence for Trials
A Motion in Limine is a motion filed in a lawsuit for limiting from presenting particular evidence.
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Patent Expiration Dates - Understanding Delays and Adjustments
A patent term refers to the maximum amount of time it can be kept in force.
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Summary Judgment - A Powerful Tool to Avoid Unnecessary Trial
A summary judgment is a procedure that allows any of the claimants or the court – to resolve all or part of a matter without trial.
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Patenting Animals and Other Living Organisms
Can You Patent Your Cat?
A biological patent is one that covers a biological invention.
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