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… Read MorePatent infringement is when a person or an entity makes, uses, offers to sell, or sells a patented
Patent infringement is when a person or an entity makes, uses, offers to sell, or sells a patented
A patent is the grant of a property right to the inventor, issued by the Patent and Trademark
An invention is novel if it is different from any other previous invention in one or more of its elements.
To get a patent, your invention or discovery must meet certain requirements before the Patent and Trademark office will grant
The patent process is generally very long – taking one to two years before an application is finally approved.
There are three types of patents you can apply for: design patents, utility patents, and plant patents. Design patents
To quality for a patent, the invention must be useful for some purpose – however, this hurdle is relatively easy
To get a patent, your invention must be nonobvious – in other words, someone in the field of technical expertise
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