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Competitors can be dangerous to your invention. They create a knock-off version of your product and offer your consumers duplicates at a significantly lower price. Due to the similarity in products, consumers may not be able to discern which product is the original. Incidents like this ultimately lead to a negative business reputation. To limit

Is a patent, trademark, or copyright the best form of protection for your intellectual property? To get to this answer, we need to understand what each of these uniquely protect. The United States Patent and Trademark Office describes each as the following: “A patent is a limited duration property right relating to an invention, granted

Intellectual property is a driving force behind the U.S economy. Ideas, inventions, creations, and designs have been a part of American history since its birth, and it’s an important privilege to have that must be protected so much so that even our founding fathers wrote about it in Article 1 of the U.S. Constitution. The

I recently had the honor of interviewing a brilliant young inventor and one of my clients, Anthony Justen. At only 17 years old, Anthony has invented an intelligent shopping cart which scans all your items in 3 seconds as you walk through to pay. His determination has led him to create drawings, prototypes, and models

“I don’t want anyone to steal my idea” is what I hear every inventor tell me when they step into my office. I couldn’t agree more. Over 600,000 patent applications are filed each year and each inventor is hoping that they have an idea that’s unlike any other and has been filed before someone else