There is no question that quality legal services can be expensive, and it’s not surprising that many trademark holders often decide to save money by handling their trademarks themselves. However, while this DIY approach might seem like a cost-effective solution, it can come with significant risks, especially for those who are not well-versed in trademark…
DetailsIntroduction The Trademark Laws of the United States, codified at Title 15 of the United States Code, at Section 1051 forward, provide for protection of both registered and unregistered trademarks. An experienced trademark law firm can handle all aspects of trademark registration. While a federal trademark registration is not legally required in order to do…
DetailsDisclosure is key when patenting a product, according to Dallas patent attorney Ken Emanuelson. Read on to learn how getting to the heart of “inventive concepts” can prevent serious problems down the road. “We want a patent on our new product.” It’s often the case that a business will develop a new product and then…
DetailsPatents Introduction In Patents 101, we must first answer the question “is your product patentable?” Patent attorney Ken Emanuelson then discusses Title 35 of the United States Code on patentability, novelty, and obviousness. US Laws Governing Patents Most who are at all familiar with the Patent system know that you can’t secure a patent on…
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