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.

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

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,

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

“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

You have an idea! Now what are your next steps? First, you need to determine whether your idea can be legally protected. It doesn’t take

CLASS IS IN SESSION! Patent examiners have the incredibly important job of reviewing patent applications for approval by the U.S Patent and Trademark Office. At

The so-called “Poor Man’s Patent” is a myth. The phrase is referring to protecting your idea by describing your invention on paper and then mailing

It’s a race to space! Well, to trademark the name Space Force actually. The U.S. Military officially established a new branch, the Space Force, in

Inventing leads to unity. Think about it. Inventors create to help everyone. They see a problem and they ask themselves, how can I fix this