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…how you will get a return on the investment. Are you going to start a company? Talk with potential investors once you have a filing date. Do you want to…

…normally for a limited period of time. The U.S. Copyright Act of 1970 was enacted to protect creative works from unauthorized use or copyright infringement. However, despite federal law…

…owners’ names or business addresses or renewing international registrations) from one location. Protect your brand internationally to help you compete in the global market. How to submit an international trademark…

…paper application. Your trademark application requires several key pieces of information: Required information What you need to provide Owner information Business name (for LLCs/corporations) or individual name, plus contact…

…Mark description" fields if your business name includes any symbol or design mark USPTO provides detailed guidelines on  how to perform a trademark search . If you find this all…

…of selecting an attorney is finding out how the firm will handle and manage your case. In large firms, it is common for other attorneys to work on the case…

…your business and proposed trademarks, and they’ll advise you on how to proceed—plus help with the research and filing process. FAQs Does a registered trademark symbol protect my…

…plan out the patent process as you seek to protect your invention. 1. Understand your invention The first step in how to get a patent is to understand your invention…

…laws "This is a first step that I missed with my first business, and it cost me a good deal of time and money to fix," says John…

…business address are the U.S. Postal Service (USPS), the IRS, your state taxation agencies, the relevant state department and licensing agencies, and your registered agent. Here’s how to…