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What Patent Filing Options Are Available For New Inventions? There are three main types of patent applications: utility patents, design patents, and the less common plant patents. Utility patents, which are divided into non-provisional and provisional applications, are the most common among independent inventors. Plant patents cover asexually reproduced plants, although they are rare. Understanding […]

Our attorneys Vincent LoTempio and Erin Gormley are proud to present a new video series to help businesses and inventors protect their intellectual property! This video series is called “Trademark

Every week, we will be highlighting the top patent, copyright, trademark, intellectual property, etc. stories of the previous week in our “In Case You Missed It” segment. The list itself

Every week, we will be highlighting the top patent, copyright, trademark, intellectual property, etc. stories of the previous week in our “In Case You Missed It” segment. The list itself

Disney is arguably the biggest entertainment company to date. With ownership over Marvel, Star Wars, and so many other franchises, it’s hard to argue that Disney isn’t standing on top

Mario 64, Banjo Kazooie, Super Smash Bros., and countless other video games are all some of the most memorable titles for the Nintendo 64 (“N64”). While most gaming platforms were

Every week, we will be highlighting the top patent, copyright, trademark, intellectual property, etc. stories of the previous week in our “In Case You Missed It” segment. The list itself

Iron Man Iron Man is an extremely popular superhero. With his sleek robotic suits and amazing weapons, it’s hard to not be impressed by the wonder that is Iron Man.

Every week, we will be highlighting the top patent, copyright, trademark, intellectual property, etc. stories of the previous week in our “In Case You Missed It” segment. The list itself

In this week’s blog post, we had the opportunity to interview the Artist, Sallye Keith. Here’s how it went: What is your name and your business name? Sallye Keith, Artist What

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