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Mar152017

What cannot be patented?

If you want to patent an invention or discovery in California, then it helps to understand what cannot be patented. The law is very specific…

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Feb072017

Important points to know about plant patents

A plant patent differs quite a bit from a design or utility patent. If you are thinking about filing for one in California, it can…

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Dec212016

What does patent pending mean?

You may have seen the words “patent pending” on products you have bought in California. This is an official notice that the inventor of the…

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Nov212016

What is the difference between a utility and design patent?

If you are seeking a patent in California, you will have to first decide what type of patent to pursue. While this may seem easy,…

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Oct182016

Reasons you need to hire a patent attorney

Being able to secure a patent to protect a unique idea is definitely something an inventor should take advantage of. However, the process and everything…

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Sep092016

Multiple patents keep drug makers from releasing a generic EpiPen

As part of the research and development process, a pharmaceutical company will obtain a patent that gives it exclusive rights to manufacture, market and profit…

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Jul222016

How does the patent application process work?

When you are ready to patent your product or concept, there are several steps that you must take to ensure your invention is properly protected…

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Jun242016

Do you need a prototype to file a patent?

Making the exciting decision to move forward with your idea for a new product in California is a big step. You may wonder whether it…

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May062016

Is your invention eligible for a patent?

If you have been busy in the board room creating an innovative product, you may be anxious to patent your new invention and introduce it…

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Mar252016

Pretrial injunctive relief explained

When it becomes known that a patent has been infringed, businesses do not have to simply accept the infringement until the courts run through their…

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