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Why Medical Device IP Protection is Essential

As advancements are made in the medical industry, inventors of medical devices need to be aware of the importance of ensuring their intellectual property (IP) is adequately protected. Perhaps the best way to demonstrate why IP protection is essential is to examine the different types of IP protection and how they apply to medical devices, and what can happen when companies forgo the important first step of properly protecting their devices and processes for medical device IP.

Why is IP Attractive to Investors?

The world we live in is constantly evolving, and the commercial, technological landscape is growing by leaps and bounds. In fact, 84% of the value of S&P 500 companies in 2018 consisted of intangibles, such as intellectual property (IP) rights. As a result, it is difficult for investors to ignore the many advantages of investing in IP.

Are Design Patents Valuable?

Utility patent applications cover the way an invention functions while design patent applications cover the way an invention looks. Many of our clients are candidates for both utility and design applications (often for the same invention). For example, one of our clients is an inventor of a percussive instrument producing […]

Provisional or Nonprovisional Patent Application?

Our team is often asked whether a provisional or nonprovisional patent application is the best option for a particular client. Our answer is always the same—it depends. Some of these factors include budget, timing, and goals. Budget Provisional patent applications almost always cost less than nonprovisionals. Among other reasons, […]

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