Overcoming A Section 103 Rejection From The USPTO
One of the threshold hurdles inventors must clear to receive a patent is that their idea or invention must be “nonobvious.” If you received a Section 103 rejection USPTO letter, the patent examiner believes one or more of your claims was an obvious variation of a prior work. This type of statutory rejection is,...
Patent Assignments: Everything You Need to Know
Are you an inventor or a savvy business owner with a new idea? Then you’re in the right place! You're probably wondering how to protect your intellectual property, and a patent is a great way to do just that. But, did you know that simply getting a patent isn’t always the best...
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Overcoming Section 102 Patent Rejections Due To Novelty Standards
One of the hurdles inventors must clear when applying for patent protection is proving that their idea or creation is “novel.” But what is a novel invention? Does that mean you can only patent a brand-new idea for something the world has never seen? Fortunately, no — but your invention does need to be...
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Overcoming Section 101 Subject Matter Eligibility Rejections
Your invention or idea is novel and unique — so surely you should be able to obtain a patent for it, right? Not necessarily. You will also need to meet patent subject matter requirements.Subject matter eligibility is one of the most important tests you’ll need to pass in order to obtain patent protection for your invention or...
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The Guide: Patenting Dental Implants
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Dental professionals understand that dental implants are essential for patients who have lost teeth due to injury, decay, or other reasons. They provide a permanent solution to restore a patient's smile and improve their quality of life. However, developing a new dental...