Turning an idea for a new product into a commercial success is no easy task. It requires careful planning, research, and hard work to bring the idea to fruition. The invention process involves many steps – from concept development through market research and successful final products. Each step of the development process must be carefully […]
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1. Snow Goggles – Invented by the Inuit people in Alaska and Canada To protect their eyes from snow blindness, these goggles are made of driftwood and slivers of bone or ivory to form a frame with an adjustable leather strap. 2. Cable Suspension Bridges – Developed in South America by indigenous cultures The method
Are you an inventor looking to make the most of your patent rights? If so, you’re in luck. In this article, we will discuss 10 ways that you can exploit your patented inventions and maximize their potential. We\’ll provide tips on researching prior art and avoiding infringement issues as well as advice on developing a
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When it comes to hiring a patent attorney, there are certain risk factors that need to be considered. The most important factor is finding an experienced, qualified, and reputable patent attorney who understands the nuances of patent law and can help you protect your invention without making mistakes. Also consider the costs that may be
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Being a successful inventor is no easy task. It requires hard work, dedication and the ability to think outside of the box. The most successful inventors have been able to develop habits that enable them to push through any obstacle in their way and come up with creative solutions for even the toughest problems. From
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In the summer of 1965, a lawsuit was brought against Walt Disney Productions and the songwriters Richard and Robert Sherman over copyright infringement related to their popular song “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious”. The individual plaintiffs claimed to be the composers of the allegedly infringed song and plaintiff Life Music, Inc., was the assignee and distributor of plaintiffs’ song.
SoClean Prevails in Preliminary Injunction against Sunset Healthcare Solutions The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirms district court’s grant of a narrowly-tailored preliminary injunction in trademark infringement case brought by SoClean, Inc., a medical device company that makes CPAP machines, against Sunset Healthcare Solutions, Inc. SoClean, Inc. v. Sunset Healthcare Solutions, Inc., No.
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ITC Litigation and Section 337 Proceedings The Tariff Act of 1930 (19 U.S.C. $ 1337) gives the International Trade Commission (\”ITC\”) exclusive jurisdiction over certain intellectual property disputes. These proceedings have become increasingly popular because they typically resolve themselves far faster than going to trial in Federal Court. An ITC litigation attorney requires an understanding
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What is ICANN and what does it do? Every day, we use the internet to communicate, shop, and learn. We take for granted that when we type in a web address- like google.com- our computer will know where to find it. But how does that work? And who is responsible for making sure it all
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What is an FTO search? A freedom to operate (FTO) search is a review of a company\’s IP and other legal rights to ensure that there are no obstacles to the company operating in a particular market. This type of search is important for companies that want to make sure they are able to protect
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