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Licensing Agreement Advantages and Disadvantages

Licensing Agreement Advantages and Disadvantages

By Melissa Retana, Webmaster and Legal Assistant

An intellectual property licensing agreement is a contract that occurs between two or more parties where the licensor (the intellectual property rights owner) grants the licensee (intellectual property rights receiver) the authorization of use of intellectual property (patents, trademarks, and/or copyrights). There …

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What is Genericization

What is Genericization?

By Melissa Retana, Webmaster and Legal Assistant

Genericization is use of specific affluent brands as the name of general products. The use of a brand name as a generic term results in the company losing all its exclusive rights to that term or “mark.” In essence, the more popular …

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Patent Dos and Don'ts

Patent Dos and Don’ts

By Gregory D Carson, USPTO Registered Patent Attorney

15 Patent Dos and Don’ts by the Patent Team at Carson Patents. Best practices for inventors to protect new inventions.

Famous Patents

Recognized Patents

By Melissa Retana, Webmaster and Legal Assistant

New inventions are created every day all across the globe by inventors or groups of inventors working together, sometimes even children. Read more about Child Inventors and the inventions they have created. With innovation, the world changes by the day. The following …

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Famous Trademarks

Recognized Trademarks

By Melissa Retana, Webmaster and Legal Assistant

Trademarks are a form of intellectual property that can help propel a business into success. Famous trademarks have the power to influence a consumer’s decision to buy a product or service and can be extremely beneficial. The following are well known famous …

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Kinds of Licensing Agreements

Licensing Agreement Types

By Gregory D Carson, USPTO Registered Patent Attorney

A licensing agreement is the authorized usage of a patent, trademark, or copyright belonging to another. This agreement includes the right to produce and sell goods and services owned by another person or business. It is a contract between two or more …

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After Issuance - Patent Maintenance

What Happens After I get a Patent?

By Gregory D Carson, USPTO Registered Patent Attorney

What happens after you get a patent depends on what kind of patent it is (only utility patents have maintenance fees), what you intend to do with it, whether there are any others who are trying to copy it, and whether there …

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USPTO Office Actions and How to Respond

What Happens After Filing a Patent Application?

By Gregory D Carson, USPTO Registered Patent Attorney

Your invention is patent pending, now what? If the application was a provisional, get busy working on the non-provisional that must be filed within one year. Provisional patent applications are only placeholders for a later filed non-provisional patent application. What happens after …

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Inventor or Business as Patent Applicant

Patent Applicant

By Gregory D Carson, USPTO Registered Patent Attorney

Who Can Apply for a Patent on a New Invention? Any inventor or assignee of an invention can be the patent applicant and apply to seek patent protection for the invention. An assignee of an invention can be any person or juridic …

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Accelerating Patent Applications

Accelerating Patent Applications

By Gregory D Carson, USPTO Registered Patent Attorney

Accelerating patent applications may be desirable or helpful for many reasons. The patent application process often can take two to three years and sometimes even longer in each country where patent protection is sought. For new patent applications, there are several ways …

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