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Intellectual property (IP) refers to the products of creative thinking, including inventions, artistic works, designs, commerce-related symbols, names, and images. Legal protections like copyrights, trademarks, and patents can be obtained to safeguard these creations. However, when disputes arise due to unauthorized use or infringement, it becomes important to navigate the complexities of intellectual property disputes. …

Patents are designed to protect inventions and new discoveries. A caveat to these inventions and discoveries is that they must be new, useful, and “non-obvious.” These may seem like relatively vague terms, but they do have specific meetings when it comes to federal patent protection law. There are three main types of patents that are …

Patents provide protection to inventors of new, useful, and non-obvious products or designs by preventing others from using, making, or selling the invention for a certain amount of time after the patent is issued. There are three main types of patents issued in the United States – a design patent, a utility patent, and a …

Patents are important to ensure that individuals continue to strive to create new, useful, and non-obvious inventions in the United States. A patent is what officially protects an inventor by preventing anyone else from using, making, or selling the invention for a certain period of time after the patent is issued. There are three types …

Patents are incredibly important in the United States and internationally. A patent protects the inventors of new items by preventing others from making, using, or selling the invention for a specified amount of time. There are three main types of patents available in the United States – utility patents, design patents, and plant patents. Here, …

Copyright protections exist to protect the rights of creators of new and original works. A copyright means that the original creator of the work (or their agent) is the only one allowed to distribute, display, reproduce, make derivatives of, or perform their work in public. There are various types of works that can be copyrighted …

Patents are granted to protect the rights of inventors and businesses that create unique and useful products for society. However, there are times when others infringe on a patent, and patent holders may pursue legal action against another entity for patent infringement. This could result in monetary damages being awarded to the patent holder or …

The “fair use” law (the “doctrine fair use,” “the fair use doctrine,” etc.) is the law that allows for parts of a copyrighted work to be used without the permission of the owner. Fair use is a common defense to copyright infringement lawsuits or accusations. If successful, a fair use argument means that unauthorized use …

A patent is a right granted to the inventor of a product by the government that permits the inventor to prevent others from making, selling, or using the invention for a specific period of time. Patents are incredibly important, and the patent system was designed to encourage individuals and companies to create inventions that are …

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