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The Future of Patents on Blockchain: AI, Quantum Security, and Metaverse Protection

Between 2013 and 2023, approximately 560 blockchain patent applications were rejected by the USPTO under Section 101 — representing one of the..

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WILL MY PATENT APPLICATION BE REJECTED?

Are you thinking of patenting your invention? You may be worried about whether your patent application will

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Patent Prosecution Competence

Material adapted from Patent Offense: 7 Steps to a Safe, Secure Patent Portfolio by: Craige Thompson. A

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Interview Practice And Its Importance At The USPTO

By Andrei Iancu, Under Secretary Of Commerce For Intellectual Property And Director Of The United States Patent

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Prepare For The Day Your Patent Expires

Utility patents for functional inventions expire after 20 years. Design patents for non-functional ornamental designs expire after

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Extending The Olive Branch: Negotiating A Solution To Patent Infringement

Imitation may be the highest form of flattery, and if flattery could be turned into gold, then

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