What Happens When My Patent Expires? **Attorney Advertising **
Obtaining a patent can be a difficult and costly experience. Not to mention, it can take years before a patent is ultimately approved by the United States Patent and Trademark Office. After investing the time and money necessary to move through the patent approval process, it can be frustrating to find out that the patent […]
How to Transfer Ownership of Your Patents Following a Medical Crisis or Death *Attorney Advertising*
Inventors are often presented with many opportunities to sell or transfer ownership of their patents. Usually, a proposal of this sort is a happy and joyful occurrence, meaning that the inventor is nearing a payday and receiving affirmation that their idea or invention could provide a valuable or meaningful contribution to the world. But sometimes, […]
5 Best Practices to Grow and Sustain Your Coaching Business
The coaching industry is growing quickly and as a coach you want to be sure you’re at the forefront of this movement. But how to do you guarantee that? Implement these 5 practices into your business and you’ll see a marked improvement in your numbers: 1. Niche Yourself: The more you focus on one type […]
Intellectual Property: Common Misperceptions
Opening a new business is a big deal. Along with manufacturing, marketing, selling, paying taxes, and paying employees, there are also legal aspects to consider. When starting a small business legal issues and intellectual property laws are often overlooked or disregarded. Often this is because people do not understand intellectual property law or disregarded its […]
Trainers, Life Coaches, & Public Speakers — Make Sure to Protect Your Intellectual Property
Success didn’t come easy. You’ve worked hard to carve a niche for yourself and have finally become a successful public speaker, business trainer, and inspirational coach. Now, clients look to you for guidance on how to take their business to the next level. You’ve become a reliable source of information for many trusting clients. Because […]
