Design Patent Archives | Patent Rebel

Registering a Patent

by Noah | Dec 17, 2019 | Design Patent, Patent Law, Utility Patent

If you have an idea or an invention that you’re currently working on, you might be wondering how to register a patent with the USPTO to obtain a patent to protect your invention from being used and copied by others. Patents are intellectual property rights that...

How to File a Patent?

by Noah | Dec 9, 2019 | Design Patent, Patent Law, Utility Patent

If you’re like many inventors out there, you’re probably working on your invention or you’ve completed working on it and you’re wondering how to prepare and file your patent application with the USPTO. If that’s you, you’ve come to...

How Long Are Patents Good For in the US?

by Noah | Nov 21, 2019 | Design Patent, Plant Patent, Utility Patent

How long a patent is good for depends on the type of patent that an inventor has obtained from the USPTO. Utility patents, design patents, and plant patents are good for different periods of time that we will discuss below. We will also discuss why inventors go...

How to Patent Something?

by Noah | Oct 31, 2019 | Design Patent, Patent Law, Utility Patent

If you’ve just finished working on an awesome invention, you might be wondering how you can patent that invention. The USPTO allows inventors to patent something so long as it meets the patenting requirements and a patent application is properly prepared and...

Getting a Patent on Your Own

by Noah | Oct 18, 2019 | Design Patent, Patent Law, Provisional Patents, Utility Patent

If you have an invention that you want to patent but don’t want to pay a huge amount of money to an attorney, you do have the option of patenting your invention on your own without the help of an attorney. The USPTO will even offer you help to patent your...

What is a Patent License Agreement?

by Noah | Oct 3, 2019 | Design Patent, Patent Law, Utility Patent

If you have an invention that you’ve patented, you might be wondering whether you can license your product or invention for others to use? The short answer is that you can license your invention to others by executing a patent license agreement. So, what exactly...