Practical guides and articles on patents, trademarks, copyrights, and other areas of IP law.
These powerful tools can legally safeguard the design elements that make your product stand out. But getting this type of protection isn’t always straightforward.
While the patent drafting process can be overwhelming on your own, the experienced IP team at Larson & Larson can guide you through these core steps to give your invention the strongest possible protection.
Intellectual property (IP) is often a startup’s most valuable asset, and patent attorneys play a key role in helping founders safeguard it from the start.
Third-party pre-issuance submissions give competitors and innovators a way to challenge pending patents with prior art before they are granted.
The now-suspended Rocket Docket program through the USPTO was a cost-effective way to obtain design patent protection quickly and begin enforcing against infringers sooner.
AI is changing the way we invent, but under U.S. patent law only humans can be listed as inventors. Here’s what innovators need to know.
To secure a valid trademark, your application must include a clear and detailed description of the goods and services connected to your business. Learn how.
When used strategically, IPR can be a powerful way to protect intellectual property rights or defend against weak or overly broad patents.
An overview of the key steps to help you understand how trademark applications work and what to expect along the way.
Under the first-to-file rule, the first inventor to file a patent application — not necessarily the first to invent — receives the patent.