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[...] The Patent Office is an administrative court, and as such it adjudicates like one. Most United States’ courts [...]

[...] “tweaking” the interpretations of the new patent laws. The result of the directive to the Patent Office is a restriction in the scope of patent claims to more narrowly define the patentable [...]

[...] can come from many sources such as: Supreme Court rulings, White House Executive Orders or Patent Office directives. In two recent Supreme Court rulings, the justices are requiring that the patent [...]

[...] May 6 – 8, Las Vegas was the headquarters for the Hardware Industry as they hosted the annual National Hardware Show. [...]

[...] Your Invention Guru will be leaving on a jet plane next week for Las Vegas to attend the combined SEMA and AAPEX trade shows. These industrial trade shows are for the [...]

[...] May 6 – 8, Las Vegas was the headquarters for the Hardware Industry as they hosted the annual National Hardware Show. The Hardware Industry is seeing a boost as [...]

[...] industries are becoming dominated but a few national “big box store” chains. Take the hardware industry for example. It wasn’t too long ago that every town had a few Mom and Pop hardware stores [...]

[...] such project self-proof screening will be good, bad or otherwise for Kickstarter, but at Montgomery Patent and Design we felt the question was worth bringing to the attention of our inventors.   To [...]

[...] my wonderful fiancé, and seized an opportunity to work as the legal secretary for Montgomery Patent & Design.  I suppose you could say I’ve “settled down” just a bit. But [...]

[...] market by Christmas industry. Every year around Valentine’s Day in mid-February, the Toy Fair trade show is held in New York City.  It is here where companies exhibits their new product lines to [...]

[...] Products Expo) shows will run concurrently November 4-7. This combined show is now the largest trade show held annually in the United States. Dropping from first to second place is the Consumer [...]

[...] A week ago the United States Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO) cancelled the registered trademark of the Washington [...]

[...] , he came up with an inventive solution.  Ultimately, on May 22, 1849 he was granted a United States Patent for “A Device for Buoying Vessels Over Shoals.” I’m sure you’re curious about the [...]

[...] a DVD of your video… so you can slice your throat with it.” This is a real comment from an Internet Troll on my first viral video. It is best to ignore and delete these comments if you can because [...]

[...] Fee.  Making it even more confusing is that the fee has gone “down” since the new patent laws came into effect. For example, the utility issuance fee has fallen from $890.00 to $ [...]

[...] On July 3 there was an Executive Order “tweaking” the interpretations of the new patent laws. The result of the directive to the Patent Office is a restriction in the scope of patent [...]

[...] Your Invention Guru can testify first-hand that pictures like this one should not be all that surprising, [...]

[...] Your Invention Guru will be leaving on a jet plane next week for Las Vegas to attend the combined SEMA and AAPEX [...]