(Credit: Shutterstock)

US Patent Requirement #3: Utility

In the United States, the utility requirement for patent applications mandates that an invention must be practical and useful to qualify for a patent. This criterion, focusing on tangible benefits and applications, is met by most inventions, reflecting a broad acceptance of what constitutes usefulness in the realm of patent law. It...

US Patent Requirement #3: Utility Continue reading…
image (2)

Utility Patent vs. Design Patent

The intricacies of patents can be challenging, yet they play a crucial role in safeguarding our intellectual property. With two primary types at our disposal – utility patents and design patents – it’s essential to distinguish their unique characteristics and the varying protections they offer. This article will act as a...

Utility Patent vs. Design Patent Continue reading…