Peter Lee, University of California, Davis School of Law, has published “Patent Law and the Two Cultures,” in volume 120 of the Yale Law Journal .
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This system is made available to the general public and its bandwidth is limited. If you need to make bulk downloads, the main USPTO website should be used. Bulk data can also be made available through a purchase from the USPTO.
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WiSpry Inc. , a provider of tunable radio frequency semiconductor products for the wireless industry, has announced that its patent application for microelectromechanical system variable capacitors and actuation components, and related methods has been granted by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office as patent number 7,545,622. WiSpry tunable …
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Before registering a trademark, it’s important to complete a trademark search. This will eliminate the risk that your trademark or brand is not already registered. When searching, it is important to consider marks that are similar to your mark as well as marks that are the same. Similar marks can have an impact on your trademark registration.
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By far the most amusing press release to come across my desk in a long while: This week the United States Patent and Trademark Office registered a trademark granting adult film studio X-Play exclusive use of the word “Not” for adult parody movies .
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Before you attempt to register what you think is a unique trademark, you must first know if it really is unique. This can be done by examining the data base on the USPTO called the TESS. This is where every trademark that is protected by the US government is located.
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If you thought the growing criticism directed at the United States Patent and Trademark Office would force them to rethink their strategies in granting patents, you’re most likely wrong.
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The main reason to register trademark name is for legal protection against infringement on your reputation and product. When it comes to the process of applying and being granted a trademark, a name is the easiest of all to do.
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Last week, I pulled out the verbal bazooka to fire a well-deserved blast in Apple’s direction for their patent malfeasance.
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Typical association will always consider copyright and trademark law since it play an important role in all activities of every association. The trademark is important to do when it made to protecting your own intellectual property or avoiding the infringing of others.
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