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No, “patent pending” does not protect your invention. Filing a patent application and obtaining a patent are two different things. When you file a patent[…]

Buckert Patent & Trademark Law Firm: A Beacon of Innovation Protection Buckert Patent & Trademark Law Firm stands apart in the constellation of intellectual property[…]

Trademark Law in Arizona Arizona trademark law safeguards businesses and individuals against trademark infringement. It grants exclusive rights to trademark owners, enabling them to prevent[…]

Introduction In the realm of intellectual property, where innovation and creativity flourish, there stands a beacon of legal prowess—CCPIT Patent & Trademark Law Office. This[…]

Introduction In the realm of commerce, distinctive marks emerge as beacons of recognition, guiding consumers toward the goods and services they seek. These marks are[…]

Can You Protect an Idea Without a Patent? Let’s face it, ideas are like buses; you miss one, and another one’s right around the corner.[…]

How to Protect an Idea Without a Patent When you have a brilliant idea, it’s natural to want to protect it. But what if you[…]

No, a provisional patent does not protect your idea. A provisional patent is a temporary patent application that gives you up to 12 months to[…]

No, a patent does not protect an idea. A patent only protects inventions that are new, useful, and non-obvious. This means that a patent cannot[…]

California Trademark Law Trademarks are essential for businesses, allowing them to distinguish their goods and services from those of competitors. California has its own body[…]