Friday, July 30, 2010

Different Categories Of Patents

March 11, 2010 by Elvie Tan  
Filed under Business

A patent is a lawful recognition provided by a government to an inventor to prevent other individuals from making unauthorized use of his invention as well as the core idea for a certain period of time as prescribed by the law. It allows the inventor to take recourse to legal action against any person who is found infringing his rights in that respect.

Why Is Industrial Design Important?

February 16, 2010 by Sophia Davidson  
Filed under Business

In this period of cut throat competition in the commercial world, the significance of industrial design has increased manifold over the past few years. With the increase in number of companies competing for higher sales, there is a need for constantly making developments to the product for a larger customer base.

The Difference Between Patents, Copyrights And Trademarks

January 23, 2010 by Mariel Taylor  
Filed under Business

Three crucial legal frameworks – copyrights, trademarks and patents – emerge from the same basic legal requirement. These are various types of intellectual property that help in protection of property rights of individuals or companies. However, there are several points of differences among the three.

How To Deal With Patent Infringement

January 9, 2010 by Sheryl Sanchez  
Filed under Business

Patents help an inventor to check unauthorized use of his or her invention by others for their own personal gains in an illegal and unauthorized manner. They give the inventor the right to sue a person or a firm for infringement of his patented product or its underlying process. However, you ought to keep some important things in mind when going for a legal option against patent infringement.

Possible Causes Of Trademark Infringement Claims

January 9, 2010 by Danny Arcilla  
Filed under Business

Trademarks are an important type of IPR that protect words, logos and symbols used by a particular company. Their main role is to safeguard the customers from being misled by similar goods in the market. however, they also allow the trademark owner to sue anyone trying to counterfeit their marks for making personal profits.

Understanding Different Forms Of Intellectual Property

January 9, 2010 by Anthony Diaz  
Filed under Business

Tangible assets like a shop, jewellery, money, investments, car etc are not the only kinds of property that one can possess and claim safeguards under the law. There are other kinds of property too which are recognized by law and safeguarded within the legal framework and these are termed intellectual property, which can be protected against exploitation by others. There are three main types of property which come under this classification: copyrights, trademarks and patents.

Up Your Business Value By Leveraging On IP

January 8, 2010 by Alexander Garcia  
Filed under Business

If you look at the books of large companies these days you will discover that their intellectual property (IP) adds a massive amount of money to the balance sheet. In fact most companies fixed assets are tiny in comparison to the brand and IP value. This tells us something very interesting – yes – how much more would your company be worth if you invested more in intellectual property identification and registration?

Use Of Trademarks On The Internet

January 6, 2010 by Albert Finn  
Filed under Business

With the widening impact of the internet in our daily lives, the importance of trademarks has gained a new dimension, particularly with respect to domain names. This is quite critical because of the fact that your domain name communicates your identity and also highlights your services to the customers.

Why Are Patent Laws Important?

December 21, 2009 by Sarah Walter  
Filed under Education

Patent is a type of intellectual property right that grants an inventor sole rights over his inventions along with the process by which that product is manufactured. It has a major role to play in the business world as it promotes novel ideas and new creations.

Things To Remember Before Initiating A Patent Application

December 17, 2009 by Eunice Garcia  
Filed under Marketing

A patent gives you the power to safeguard your inventions from being misused by unscrupulous elements. However, in order to reap the advantage of the safety given by a patent, you must register your invention with the concerned officials.

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