Senator Thom Tillis recently introduced a bill to attempt to reconcile issues Section 101. While there would be quite a bit of refinement necessary to the specific language of the bill, it presents a distinct set of policy goals as a starting point.
“Who is the inventor?” is a nuanced question that has to be answered correctly—or a patent owner risks invalidation of a patent.
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While the law sets a high hurdle for patenting software, its a hurdle we can in many cases clear. Finding success in patenting software can add immense value to a company, whether the founders are in it for the long haul or looking to set up an exit strategy.
Since the inventors will be the founders of the company, isn’t it automatic that the company can make, use, or sell the invention, include the patent in its valuation, or enforce the patent? NO!
Last week, Mertzlufft Law released Patentflow, a new way for entrepreneurs to get started on the patenting process. Our release was picked up by several major financial news outlets including, Yahoo Finance, MarketWatch, Benzinga, Seeking Alpha, and Morningstar.
Patentflow is a new mobile-first patent procurement workflow aiming to disrupt the way entrepreneurs get started on the patenting process.
Provisional patent applications can provide significant business value even though they don’t by themselves mature into a granted patent.
How long does a patent last? Today’s two-minute drill addresses how terms are calculated for some different types of patents issued in the United States.
A high-level rundown of the timeline of going from patent application to granted patent.
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