With increasing frequency, scam artists are targeting trademark registrants with suspicious-looking “snail mail” asking the registrant to send
The Road to Patent Registration – Part I
The road to patent registration can be long and confusing – especially for a first-time inventor. Below is Part I of a broad overview of the major
Venjuris Applauds ASU’s Edson Program
Arizona State University’s Edson Student Entrepreneur Initiative is now in its 11th year. Each year, student start-ups apply to be chosen for this
What does “Something More” actually mean under U.S.C. §101? (Part 1)
In its first response to last year’s landmark patent eligibility decision, Alice Corp. v. CLS Bank,[1] the United States Patent Office (“PTO”)
Celebrating Arizona Inventors
In the last few years, we have heard a growing number of cases involving young children dying as a result of being left in a hot vehicle. In 2013
New IP Awareness Assessment Tool from the U.S. Patent Office
The U.S. Patent Office has released a Beta IP Awareness Assessment Tool. The tool asks questions and determines potential intellectual property needs
Trademark Infringement for Google Keyword Ads? Think Again!
Is someone using Google Adwords containing your trademark or business name? Do you think you have a good case for trademark infringement because of
Voltmarc featured at CEI Grand Opening
One of our long-time clients, Voltmarc Technology, Inc., was featured at last week's grand opening of the Center for Entrepreneurial
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Announces Partnership to Stimulate Manufacturing Jobs
The U.S. Department of Commerce’s Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the