I have filed a provisional US patent 11+ months ago (I have about a week remaining to file full patent). I know in the US there is no way to extend this without loosing my priority date of May 2020. However, can I refile this as a PCT, claiming the May2020 priority date, and then file the full... Read more »
This works, if international filing is important. However, there are better alternatives.
Our tech uses similar electronics to patent #20210022609, with the addition of piezoelectric power supply. This is our first experience of IP law as a start-up so I would be grateful for a run-through of the legal processes required.
-Would be possible to develop similar tech for market... Read more »
The US Patent & Trademark Office website (www.uspto.gov)provides guidance along these lines. If you desire more specific guidance, please let us know. I wish you great success in this endeavor.
we have made few modifications in NA fixator to make it easy and effective to use as distractor for closed IL nailing of femur and tibia and want to get its patent number but dont know the procedure, pl guide
The US Patent & Trademark Office website provides resources for this question. If you desire more specific guidance, please let us know. I wish you the best in achieving your desired protection.
I would like to use the Chubbles trademark in merchandise
No, but you can file for the same mark, if it is not in use.
Absolutely. Here are the guidelines for what qualifies a prior art:
Prior art constitutes those references or documents which may be used to determine novelty and/or non-obviousness of claimed subject matter in a patent application
Common Types of Prior Art... Read more »
I can’t even find the trademarked business online.
Great question. There are numerous options to consider. If you'd like to discuss them, let us know:
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IP & Patent Lawyer
Nuclear Engineer (USN-SS); Member, National Society of Professional Engineers
Regional Economic Developer (M.A.Econ | CEcD*)... Read more »
Tell us more, please. Which patent?
20 yrs from filing date. The US Patent is not enforceable in Canada, but the application can be accepted in Canada for a national stage filing. To discuss further, contact our firm:
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Also, if I can register it, would I need to register it as an LLC?
Yes. And, we can help:
Bill Hulsey
IP & Patent Lawyer
Nuclear Engineer (USN-SS); Member, National Society of Professional Engineers
Regional Economic Developer (M.A.Econ | CEcD*)
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There are many options, including the % model.
I'm working with a team of volunteers on an unpaid passion project. One of those volunteers did a lot of artwork for us and gave us permission to use it. Now, about 9 months later, he is telling us that he wants all his artwork taken out of the project and completely redone. This puts a... Read more »
You may have a problem. However consider the rights of co-authors as addressed here:
https://corporate.findlaw.com/intellectual-property/copyright-ownership-the-joint-authorship-doctrine.html
It's a website to build a community and I'm not sure whether it'll generate a copyright issue or not.
Probably not, HOWEVER, it would be necessary to know more about the site.
Bill Hulsey
IP & Patent Lawyer
Nuclear Engineer (USN-SS); Member, National Society of Professional Engineers
Regional Economic Developer (M.A.Econ | CEcD*)
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A... Read more »
The certification is owned by CompTIA. I'd like to write it explicity for the Security+ exam (completely in my own words of course).
Usually, yes.
Probably. You should seek the approval of the show before selling the T-shirt.
Give us a call or email:
Bill Hulsey
bill.hulsey@hulseyiplaw.com / 512-658-7173
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Someone is telling me they had the Patent office hide the Patent number for strategic reasons. And are only showing an approval for the application in lieu of the fact that the so called invention is possibly patentable. Makes no sense to me! Why would one hide a the patent number of an approved... Read more »
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invention_Secrecy_Act
Take a look at this article.
The person in question is advertising and raising money by claiming his invention is Patented when it is not Patented.
Here is the info I have been able to ascertain thus far.. none of it is verifiable via patent search via USPTO for some reason...
Promoting a product as patented... Read more »
Stating something is patented when such is not true would be fraud
If in the future I'd like to add a component to the business & TM a new name (similar but with a new word at the end) SpecificNameX Studios, will I be able to?
Probably. Consider establishing a family of marks.
Are we able to sell it? We don't claim the artwork as ours.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jK8IndKMis
TRADEMARK FAIR USE
Please watch this video.
If we can help, let us know.
All the best,
Bill Hulsey
I’m a independent cosmetic brand and skinlights is trademarked by Revlon.
It depends on the use of the prior mark. If in a non-related channel of commerce where there is no likelihood of confusion, there could be some options for you.
Bill Hulsey / bill.hulsey@hulseyiplaw.com / 512-478-9190 / www.HulseyIPLaw.com
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