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Patenting Artificial Intelligence

Under today’s patent law, could Star Trek’s Dr. Soong receive a patent on Data’s positronic brain? Dr. Frankenstein, a patent on his method of making

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Does Your Patent Need a CIP?

When it comes to your patent application, you may have seen the terms “CIP,” “Continuation,” and “Divisional,” but what do they mean? How are they

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Finding a Patent Attorney’s Past Work

Applying for a patent is an investment – in yourself, your business, and your invention. Which patent attorney you work with is critical. For the

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Of Tribes and Trolls: An Unlikely Alliance?

The interplay between Native American tribes and the American government has always been complicated. The law and concept of tribal sovereignty –

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Provisional Patent Buys You a Year … Well, Not Really

When you have an invention, and you are not ready to file a complete non-provisional patent application with the United States Patent and Trademark

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Taking Patent Litigation Out of Texas: The Supreme Court’s TC Heartland Decision

For the last two decades, patent holders – many of them “trolls” – have favored suing accused infringers in the Eastern District of Texas, even those

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Options for Accused Patent Infringers

In the hierarchy of mail that business owners hate to receive, including annoying junk mail and requisite bills, the most frightening mail might be

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Another Weapon against Patent Trolls: Arizona Patent Troll Prevention Act

In May 2016, the Arizona Patent Troll Prevention Act became law, and Arizona joined the ranks of states that create laws geared at stopping patent

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How to Kill your Patent Application

When you (the inventor) submit an application to the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for a design or utility patent, an examiner

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Venjuris practices business and intellectual property law and serves clients in Phoenix, Arizona, and the surrounding cities of Scottsdale, Tempe, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Peoria, Avondale, Mesa, Paradise Valley, Sun City, Flagstaff, and Sedona, and in Maricopa County, Pima County, and Coconino County, Arizona (AZ). As a national practice, we have attorneys who are licensed in California (CA), Connecticut (CT), Virginia (VA), and New York (NY), and we provides services in numerous other states in the United States. Our international practice spans countries including Turkey, Ecuador, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, and a number of countries in Asia.

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