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Tag: IntellectualProperty

Should My Provisional Application Include Drawings?

By: Dunlap Bennett & Ludwig  [4/6/22] Drawings are not required in a provisional application. In fact, one advantage of a provisional application is its lack of requirements. But just because drawings are not required, does that mean they shouldn’t be included? First, let’s discuss the central purpose of a provisional application. A provisional application establishes… Continue reading Should My Provisional Application Include Drawings?

Should I Mark My Product as Patent Pending?

By: Dunlap Bennett & Ludwig  [4/4/22] To collect damages in a lawsuit, patented articles must be marked with the word “patent” or “pat” with the patent number per 35 U.S. Code § 287. What about articles that are patent pending? Is there a requirement to mark those as well? In short, there is no requirement… Continue reading Should I Mark My Product as Patent Pending?

Foreign Filing for Patents

By: Anna Kinney [4/1/22] Many people applying for a patent in the United States only consider filing in other countries as an afterthought. You should consider whether you want to file in foreign countries before filing a nonprovisional application in the US. If you wait too long, you may lose priority to your earliest filing… Continue reading Foreign Filing for Patents

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