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From the Experts

05
Nov

Protect your construction inventions

Three concerns for construction inventions and what we recommend to protect your inventions.
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IP notices are like signs on the border of a property.
08
Oct

Master writing patent notices

Many organizations have patent notices and many are wrong. In some cases having the wrong patent notice creates a liability. Since these warnings are easy to write and place, most organizations should use them.
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24
Sep

Exploring alternatives to patents

Patents are the go-to method for protecting inventions but you have alternatives such as trade secrets, defensive disclosures, and utility models. Also consider filing a patent application with delayed examination.
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12
Aug

Another reason why US patent law isn’t always sweet

The on-sale bar in US patent law starts when the product is on sale even if the process to make the product is secret. This has an effect on the IP strategy of many companies.
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02
Aug

How to detect an IP scam and protect yourself

Intellectual property (IP) scams make use of public information make the scammers seem legit, when really they are just targeting individuals and businesses trying to protect their IP rights. Protect yourself from these scams, always verify the legitimacy of any message you receive regarding your IP rights.
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04
Jun

Can you use PCT applications to your benefit?

We are often asked about the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) system which offers you a unified procedure for filing patent applications in many places. Whether this snooze button used to delay further patent applications is right for you depends.
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06
Feb

New inventors can accelerate their first patent application

The USPTO has a program that allows first-time inventors to get your patent examined faster.
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31
Jan

Can a design patent help your business succeed?

Is a design patent very valuable? I accidentally answered this in wondering why the Stanley Quencher was so popular at Christmas and where the copycats were? The revolutionary thermos was invented by Mr Stanley in 1913, and so has expired long ago. The current version is just protected by the design right USD0996915. Interestingly Stanley...
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30
Jan

Maximize your IP assets by joining AccelerateIP

Every technology company in British Columbia should join AccelerateIP. They provide funding for IP education, IP strategy, and services. Perpetual Motion Patents is one of the approved service providers in the program.
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