Does a Provisional Patent Need Claims?
If you’re working on your invention, you may want to file a provisional patent with the USPTO as a placeholder in time until you’re ready to file a regular, nonprovisional…
Can a Provisional Patent be Extended?
Many inventors often choose to file a provisional patent in place of a regular, nonprovisional patent because provisional patents are less expensive and require less preparation than filing a nonprovisional…
Provisional Patent Conversion
If you have already filed a provisional patent application to protect your invention, you’re probably wondering how you can convert your provisional utility patent application into a non-provisional (regular) utility…
Can You Patent a Beverage Formula?
If you’ve just created a new drink that tastes different than anything that’s out there, you may be wondering whether you can protect your intellectual property (IP) by patenting the…
Can you Patent a Color?
If you found the perfect color for your product or service, you might be wondering whether you can patent that color. The USPTO (The United States Patent and Trademark Office)…
Can you Patent a Logo?
Can You Patent a Logo? If you have a logo that you want to protect, you might be wondering if you can patent it to keep others from copying or…
Can You Extend a Patent?
The USPTO offers three different types of patents: utility patents, design patents, and plant patents. If you’ve successfully patent your invention or design, you might be wondering how to extend…
Can You Patent a Purse Design?
If you have designed a new pursue, you may be wondering whether you can patent your new purse design? The USPTO offers inventors of new designs the ability to protect…
Can You Patent a Hashtag?
You’ve finally come up with the perfect hashtag to rile your fanbase, so you might be wondering whether you can patent your hashtag? The USPTO offers various forms of intellectual…
Can you Patent a Card Game?
If you’ve just come up with the best card game, can you protect it with a patent? Patents grants inventors a monopoly over their invention for a limited period of…
