Asia’s patent systems are evolving to balance innovation and local policy MAINLAND CHINA INDONESIA TAIWAN Usage environment characteristics applied in China judicial practice The concept of “usage environment characteristics” in patent claims has been widely applied in judicial practice since it was first mentioned in the Min Ti Zi (2012) No. 1 judgment. Academic statistics The post Ideas and Innovations in Patent Law appeared first on Law.asia.| Law.asia
In Taiwan, the primary legal framework governing patents is the Patent Act, which establishes the substantive law concerning...| Law.asia
When it comes to your patent application, you may have seen the terms “CIP,” “Continuation,” and “Divisional,” but what do they mean? How are they relevant to the patent process? Let’s review these terms and when you should consider employing one of these options. Continuation A “continuation” is a non-provisional patent application that claims priority […] The post Does Your Patent Need a CIP? first appeared on Venjuris.| Venjuris
Applying for a patent is an investment – in yourself, your business, and your invention. Which patent attorney you work with is critical. For the amount of time and money that goes into a patent application, you want to hire a patent with knowledge and skills that correspond to your needs. If you are in […] The post Finding a Patent Attorney’s Past Work first appeared on Venjuris.| Venjuris
Phoenix patent attorney Joe Meaney explains the process for obtaining a patent from the USPTO, dealing with Office Actions, and avoiding abandonment.| Venjuris - Preventing and solving intellectual property problems
Intellectual property disputes reveal complex battles over innovation and ownership rights. The post Unveiling the Hidden Battles: The Shocking Truth Behind Intellectual Property Disputes appeared first on Copyright.| Copyright
I was asked the following question recently: I have a great new idea. I would like to gauge interest by publicly describing what my new product does. I am concerned, of course, that this may be a problem patent-wise. Does it matter if my disclosure does not tell how my product works, just what it […] The post Don’t Jeopardize your Patent by Sharing Too Much first appeared on Venjuris.| Venjuris
Last week, Amazon announced that the United States Patent and Trademark Office granted it two patents for a wristband that can monitor its warehouse employees. They filed these patents in 2016, and they were granted on January 30, 2018. How Does It Work This system includes ultrasonic devices placed around the warehouse, the wristbands worn […] The post Amazon Patents Work-Monitoring Wristband first appeared on Venjuris.| Venjuris
We were shocked last month when we read Forbes’ Stop Taking Business Advice From Your Patent Attorney where the author wrote that his patent lawyer claimed that his idea would generate substantial income, so much that he “would never be able to count” it all. We’re lawyers, not psychics. It is not our place to […] The post Can You vs Should You Get a Patent first appeared on Venjuris.| Venjuris
Under today’s patent law, could Star Trek’s Dr. Soong receive a patent on Data’s positronic brain? Dr. Frankenstein, a patent on his method of making a monster? Dr. Alfred Lanning (of Isaac Asimov’s I, Robot) on his child-like robot Sonny? Companies Seek Broad Patent Protection for AI Artificial intelligence (AI) has already made the leap […] The post Patenting Artificial Intelligence first appeared on Venjuris.| Venjuris