This article provides new inventors with a step-by-step guide on how to do a World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) patent search, helping them determine whether their invention is unique and how to navigate the international patent database effectively.
This article explores whether writing a provisional patent application is hard, breaking down the process into simple steps, explaining common challenges, and providing practical tips to help new inventors prepare a strong application without unnecessary stress.
This article provides a step-by-step guide on how to sell patents to big companies, covering key aspects such as patent valuation, identifying potential buyers, negotiating deals, and increasing the chances of successfully licensing or selling an invention.
This article explains the process of finding a registered European patent attorney, guiding new inventors through the resources, qualifications, and considerations needed to secure professional support for their intellectual property.
This article provides a comprehensive guide on how to conduct a European patent application search using official tools and databases, helping inventors and businesses protect their innovations and avoid legal conflicts.
Trademarking a name is important to protect your brand identity, offering exclusive rights & legal protection. It involves conducting a trademark search, filing an application, & maintaining the trademark.
Conducting a trade mark search is essential for protecting your brand identity and ensuring your unique mark doesn't infringe on existing trade marks.
Wondering about the wait? Discover the 2026 timeline for utility and design patents. Learn about USPTO pendency rates, factors that cause delays, and how to speed up the patent process for your new invention.
Trademarking your name protects your brand identity, granting exclusive rights and preventing competitors from using a similar name as you bring your inventions to market.
How much does a patent cost in 2026? This guide breaks down essential expenses for inventors, from USPTO filing fees ($75–$300+) to patent attorney fees that typically range between $5,000 and $15,000. Learn how to budget for utility and design patents while protecting your IP.
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