The Importance of a Patent Search
Everything you must know about a patent search, why you must conduct a search, and the risks associated with online patent
searches.
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Patents
The Impact of Seaplane Patents in Shaping Early Transportation Methods
The first patent for a seaplane was filed in the late 1880s, but it wasn’t until March 28, 1910, that the first seaplane took to the skies and successfully landed.
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A Profitable Pet Invention Purring With a Crafty Cat Patent
Zapping kitty litter in the butt, may not be the most glamorous aspect of owning a cat, but my client Stewar Lovenvirth has built a crafty, patented invention that does just that for discerning pet owners across America. Say hello to the LitterZap®, a self-sterilizing litter box featuring motion-activated ultraviolet germicidal lights designed to neutralize litter pathogens!
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How The Immortal Blue Jeans Patent Launched An Apparel Empire
Small actions at the right time, in the right place, with the right people, led to one of the most famous patents of all time that was the harbinger of the denim blue jeans that James Dean, America – and eventually the world – fell in love with.
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The Toothpick Patent Highlights Ageless American Entrepreneurialism
Inventors, if I had to ask you what commercial product is in 96% of our homes and used 30 billion times per year what would be your answer? If you answered salt or paper clips you guessed wrong. However, if your answer was the common toothpick, bravo, you nailed it!
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The Slinky: An Iconic American Invention With Timeless Patenting Lessons
The way it wiggled when it hit the floor struck Richard T. James like a sledgehammer welded by the inventing gods themselves. The torsion spring had fallen off his desk and “stepped its way down” to the floor in a magical spring-like fashion that conjured up the idea for the world-famous Slinky® toy that he successfully patented in 1947.
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In Giant Waves, a Surfing Invention Is Born
Sometimes when death stares us in the face, we not only discover untapped reservoirs of courage but the keys to a new invention that will save countless lives in the future.
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This Plucky Inventor Turned Our World Upside Down With His Patent
Inventors, you have all plunged your knife into a glass ketchup bottle to squeeze a little extra sauce onto your delicious fries. But how many of you wished you had invented the patented solution to this annoying problem?
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Seven Medical Device Inventors Shaking up Global Healthcare with Patents & Intellectual Property
Seven medical device inventors with patented products that are shaking up healthcare in the areas of blood analysis, surgery, bionics & medical oncology software (and artificial intelligence)
EyeBandz®: An Inventor’s Vision Leaves No Hair Out of Place With Bulletproof Patent
Women across America can see life more clearly now with Valerie Carbone’s trademarked and patented dual-purpose EyeBandz® that uniquely pairs the best attributes of drugstore reading glasses with everyday headbands. The novel new product is guaranteed to STOP women everywhere from tearing their hair out!
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