Patents
Patents are critical for protecting inventions and designs. Learn how and when to file one, read success stories from fellow inventors, and more.
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What Is a Patent and How to Use It
A patent is an exclusive right that prevents anyone else from using your invention for a set period of time.
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What Can You Patent
Not every idea you have can be protected with a patent. The United States Patent and Trademark Office has strict rules for what can be patented.
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Do I Need a Patent Attorney?
Getting patent protection is a complex process. Patent attorneys can help you capitalize on your innovative idea that will generate revenue and fuel growth.
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Can You Patent a Recipe? How to Protect Your Food Ideas
While rare, it’s possible to patent a recipe that fundamentally changes how food is processed or experienced. Here’s everything you should consider.
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What a Business Method Patent Is
A business method patent allows an inventor to protect their new idea for a way of doing business that involves a specific use of technology. Find out what the requirements are.
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The Basics of Patent Assignments
What is a patent assignment, what are the requirements to make it valid, and why would a business enter into a patent assignment agreement?
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9 Questions to Ask a Patent Attorney
Protecting your inventions is more important than ever. Here's what to ask a patent attorney during your first consultation.
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Can You Patent Your Mobile App?
Protect your intellectual property by applying for a patent at the right time and with the right details about your unique app.
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Provisional vs. Nonprovisional Patent Application: What Is the Difference?
You can file a provisional patent application to help you get more time to complete the patent process. Learn more about this process to ‘reserve’ a spot in line.
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How to Get a Patent in 5 Steps
Applying for a patent can be a long and complex process. Find out how to research your patent, draft the application, and more.
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