News articles tagged 'US'

Patents back in business, at least in the US

Posted on 30/06/2010 by Wes Jones, Chris Way and Duncan Schaut

The US Supreme Court has issued its long awaited decision on the patentability of business methods. Read More

Beware the “Patent Marking Troll”

Posted on 28/05/2010 by Richard Clement

Recent court decisions have identified a previously little used way of making money from the US patent system – suing on behalf of the US government… You may have heard of a “patent troll”, also known in polite... Read More

US Patent update – Changes to system to make obtaining patents faster, more certain

Posted on 22/01/2010 by Richard Clement

Protecting an invention in the USA can be difficult and expensive. In the past the US Patent and Trade Mark Office has been accused of being slow moving and frustrating to deal with. Read More

Encouraging News for US Patent Applicants

Posted on 16/09/2009

New Zealand innovators filing patent applications in the US may well find the process of obtaining a US patent quicker and cheaper in the future. Read More

Change in President to bring change in attitude to Intellectual Property?

Posted on 17/02/2009 by Richard Clement

The changing of the guard at the White House may have brought with it a new Presidential attitude to intellectual property rights in the United States. Read More

Do we have the technology to succeed?

Posted on 05/11/2008 by Wes Jones

Baldwins Intellectual Property was delighted to once again be a principal sponsor of the recent AmCham-UPS Success and Innovation Awards. Read More