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Intellectual Property Law Office in Auburn, CA

About Inventive Law Inc.

The Legal Professionals at Inventive Law Inc. Are Committed To The Protection Of Inventions, Brand Names, and Copyrighted Works.

We Handle All Aspects Of Intellectual Property, Including Patents, Trademarks, And Copyrights. We Offer Free Consultations To Evaluate All Aspects Of Your Intellectual Property, Your Business Goals, And Your Strategy For Adding Value To Your Business Through Your Intellectual Property.

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    What we do.

    Patents

    A PATENT FOR AN INVENTION (SOMETHING USEFUL, UNIQUE AND NON-OBVIOUS) IS THE GRANT OF A PROPERTY RIGHT TO THE INVENTOR, ISSUED BY A GOVERNMENT OR AN AUTHORIZED MULTI-NATIONAL AGENCY.

    Trademarks

    A TRADEMARK IS A WORD, NAME, SYMBOL, OR PERCEIVABLE INDICIA, WHICH IS USED TO INDICATE THE ORIGIN OF A PRODUCT AND TO DISTINGUISH THAT PRODUCT FROM OTHERS. SIMILARLY, A SERVICE MARK IDENTIFIES AND DISTINGUISHES A SERVICE RATHER THAN A PRODUCT. IN SOME CASES, A COLOR, SMELL, OR SOUND CAN BE TRADEMARKED.

    Copyrights

    COPYRIGHTS PROTECT AUTHORS OF “ORIGINAL WORKS” WHETHER THEY ARE PUBLISHED OR UNPUBLISHED. THE 1976 COPYRIGHT ACT GENERALLY GIVES THE COPYRIGHT OWNERS THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT TO:
    – Reproduce
    – Prepare derivative works
    – Make and distribute copies
    – Perform or display the copyrighted work publicly.

    INVENTIVE LAW INC. will help you:

    Build a patent portfolio

    Register a trademark

    Develop an intellectual property strategy

    Learn how to use intellectual property to improve your business

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    Inventive Law Inc. Blog

    Articles Regarding; Intellectual property (IP), Patents, Trademarks & Copyrights

    News & Blog

    The Effect of Patents on the US Economy

    Patents and Economic Growth: A Beautiful Experiment Any time someone proposes changes in the patent system, they can expect to encounter platitudes about how important the protection of “intellectual property” (a term invented in the 1970’s) is to innovation and prosperity. Just about everyone involved in the system seems to accept the notion that patents […]

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    Democrats Force Redskins Football Team to Change Name

    Rep. Mike Honda (D-Calif.) has introduced legislation to force the Washington Redskins football team to change its name. Honda’s bill would prohibit the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office from issuing new trademarks using the term “redskins” as a reference to Native Americans, as well as retroactively eliminate existing trademarks. [Source: The Hill]

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    Google & Rockstar Patent War is Finally Over

    The high-profile patent lawsuit between Google and the “Rockstar Consortium” is drawing to a close. Google has signed a “term sheet” with Rockstar, which will be finalized as a settlement in the coming weeks. Source: http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2014/11/google-and-rockstar-settle-patent-dispute/

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    Recent Patent Activity of JPMorgan Chase

    Headquartered in the borough of Manhattan in New York City, JPMorgan Chase (NYSE: JPM) is a multinational banking and financial services company as well as the largest U.S. banking institution in terms of assets. Recent months have been rocky ones for the company to navigate. Source: http://www.ipwatchdog.com/2014/12/04/jpmorgan-chase-software-patent-portfolio-grows-larger/id=52454/

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    USPTO Questions Foreign Agent-Client Privilege

    A bedrock of U.S. legal practice is attorney-client privilege that allows a party to keep certain communications secret. This is an important exception to the broad discovery that is ordinarily permitted in U.S. civil litigation.

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    What if the Internet Was Patented?

    Imagine that someone had a patent on the internet and only those who had a license from the patent holder could, for example, do business on the internet. This internet patent would not need to concern the internet protocol, the domain name system, or any other technical features of the network; the patent could, in […]

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