Your current state is Ohio
I tried writing to S.J. Miller Co., the last entity to produce it with no reply. I do not believe a patent exists on this game. I'm trying to see what would be involved from a legal standpoint to reissue the game.
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answered on Jan 18, 2024
Re-issuing or producing an obsolete game like "Royalty" requires careful consideration of intellectual property rights. First, it's essential to determine whether the game is still under copyright. In the United States, works created and published before 1978 have a copyright term of... View More 
answered on Jan 18, 2024
All 7 images are there.
Questions? ...talk with an IP attorney
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The product can be used as a filler for comforters and quilts. It is protected under the Egyptian law. How to apply for patent the same product here? It is under the name of my father, how to be the sole licensed beneficiary?
answered on Jan 18, 2024
Probably between $1500 and $3500.
But you may not be able to file it at all due to filing date issues.
If you are serious, you need to talk to a (real) patent attorney.
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answered on Jan 3, 2024
Creating and selling a gyroscope gadget is generally permissible, but there are some important legal considerations to keep in mind. First, ensure that your gyroscope design does not infringe on any existing patents. Gyroscopes have been around for a long time, so many patents might have expired,... View More
If a product is not marked that it has a patent nor does it say anywhere on the product page, website etc. can the patent owner still file for patent infringement?
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answered on Dec 28, 2023
This is covered by Federal law 35 USC 287.
The law limits the patent holder's ability to recover for past patent infringement damages to the first point in time when the infringer was notified about the patent. By contrast, by marking the product, the infringer is legally assumed to... View More
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answered on Dec 28, 2023
When a United States patent is sold, the acquiring party usually notes the change of ownership in the USPTO records. You can check these records and see the chain of title for the patent running from the inventors to the current owner at... View More
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answered on Dec 27, 2023
Patent details are typically available through patent databases such as the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) or the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). If you're looking for information on a specific patent, I recommend searching these databases
It's like my late husband employer does not want my name anywhere, his late relative name is even everywhere, I have paper showing I am legal Representative but employer will not put my name next to my husband, my husband was lead inventor, I just wonder does being recognized as legal... View More
answered on Dec 22, 2023
When a patent owner dies, his rights pass to his heirs. If you are his sole heir and the legal representative of his estate appointed by the probate court, you need to contact the US Patent Office and have the patents transferred into your name. As the legal representative of his estate, that is... View More
because the person who filed the patent forgot to add an inventor.
answered on Dec 22, 2023
Yes. Once a patent is issued, a missing inventor can (and should) be added via a certificate of correction. Please note that inventorship is based on the particular claims in that patent (not what is described in the specification), so care should be taken to analyze whether the individual in... View More
Is there a statute of limitations to get paid for use of patent without a license to manufacture?
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answered on Dec 21, 2023
If you're working with an inventor to monetize their invention, it's crucial to address patent protection and licensing. The inventor holds the right to control the use, manufacture, and sale of their invention through the patent. If someone is manufacturing the invention without a... View More
I'm looking at the LovePop patents and wondering if, instead of flowers, I allowed customers to upload some images and create a collection that probably somewhat resembled a bouquet if you squinted your eyes, and if that would conflict with their bouquet patents.
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answered on Dec 25, 2023
When assessing potential conflicts with LovePop's patents, it's essential to consider the specific claims each patent makes. Patents are often very detailed in their claims, focusing on particular methods, designs, or unique aspects of a product.
In your case, creating a foldable... View More
I regretfully tried Amazon FBA. I got an email stating my LLC as well as over 1000 listed defendants were being sued for patent infringement for the product I was attempting to sell with a complaint, alias summons, sealed TRO, and minutes attached.
I’ve confirmed the legitimacy of the... View More
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answered on Dec 20, 2023
In a situation like this, where the legitimacy of a patent infringement case is in question, it’s important to proceed with caution. The fact that the case number matches a filing in the Northern District of Illinois is a sign of legitimacy, but the discrepancies in the lawyer's address and... View More
I found a supplier that makes gps trackers but they look similar to the apple airtag and cannot find any information that will tell me if design is patented or not.
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answered on Dec 19, 2023
When considering selling a GPS tracker similar in design to Apple's AirTag, it's crucial to be aware of intellectual property laws, particularly design patents. Apple may have design patents protecting the unique appearance of their AirTag, which means replicating this design could... View More
I'm one of the co-author.
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answered on Dec 14, 2023
If you're asking whether a patent has already been approved, it's essential to check the status of the patent application. This can typically be done through the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) database. If the patent has been granted, it will be listed as such in their... View More
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answered on Dec 12, 2023
To determine if there is an infringement on your patent "Mashcaps," a detailed comparison between the specifics of your patent and the product or method in question is necessary. Patents are legal documents that protect unique inventions or processes, and infringement occurs when another... View More
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answered on Dec 14, 2023
When a company that owns a patent goes bankrupt, the fate of the patent depends on the bankruptcy proceedings and the decisions made by the bankruptcy court. The patent itself doesn't automatically become inactive or "dead" due to the bankruptcy.
In a bankruptcy case, the... View More
I'm doing a paper about patents and i would like to know what kinda of patents did Bayer has in relation to is products
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answered on Dec 12, 2023
For a global company like Bayer, which operates in diverse sectors including pharmaceuticals, consumer health, crop science, and animal health, a combination of different types of patents is typically utilized. These include utility patents, which protect new inventions or functional improvements... View More
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answered on Dec 11, 2023
To find information about a patent that your late grandfather had, you can start by searching the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) database. This database includes all patents filed and granted in the United States and can be accessed online. You will need details such as your... View More
formulation extends disintegration time for fish pellets in water and this is well known in the art.Kindly advice how she can protect this improvement.
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answered on Dec 9, 2023
Suma can protect her improvement in fish feed formulation by filing a patent application. Since the addition of coconut oil is a novel improvement over the existing formulation, it may meet the criteria for patentability, particularly if it provides a new and non-obvious benefit, like extended... View More
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