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Securing a registered trademark is an important step toward protecting your brand, but it’s not the end of the process. Trademark rights are only as strong as the effort you put into maintaining and defending them. If you don’t watch for misuse or take action when infringement occurs, you risk losing control...

Disagreements between businesses happen all the time. Whether it’s a dispute over payment, performance, or terms in a contract, it can be tempting to jump straight into legal action. But filing a lawsuit should never be the first move. Taking a few deliberate steps beforehand can help protect your business, clarify your...

Coming up with a great idea is only part of the journey. If you’ve created a new consumer product, whether it’s a smart kitchen gadget, a new type of shoe, or a clever pet accessory, you’ll want to make sure your invention is protected. A patent gives you the legal right to...

Launching a new brand is exciting. Whether you're preparing to roll out a product, name a company, or design a logo, you want to stand out. But before you commit to your idea and start filing paperwork, there’s one important step you shouldn’t skip: the trademark clearance search.

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Chemical inventions can shape entire industries, from life-saving medications to cutting-edge materials. Whether you're creating a new compound or improving an existing one, protecting your work is often a key part of bringing it to market. One way to do that is through a chemical patent.

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When you're ready to protect your brand, one of the first steps is registering a trademark. Whether it's your company name, logo, or tagline, securing legal rights through the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) can help you defend your business identity. But many entrepreneurs wonder: do you really need an attorney...

Software can still be patented today, including many types of AI-based software, but it takes careful planning and a clear understanding of what the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) will accept. The rules have tightened in recent years, and many applications get rejected simply because they describe abstract ideas without demonstrating...