Challenges for inventors in IP A few years back, I met with an inventor who had a patent on RFID chip and wanted to file an infringement case against a well-known RFID manufacturer who was into the market. The inventor’s Read more
Challenges facing by inventors in Intellectual Property
Critical Date for Invalidating a Patent
The Bard’s way of questioning “What’s there in a date?” would have serious repercussions if you are thinking of invalidating a patent because in the field of IP activity date is what forms the basis for everything. That is why Read more
UTILITY MODEL
Utility Model is also an IP right to protect inventions like patents, it is an exclusive right granted for a limited period of time in exchange of the invention. This can be called a second-class patent. Though this type of Read more
Sufficiency/enablement of claims in the specification
Sufficiency/enablement of claims in a patent specification is defined as “patent description should sufficiently disclose the claimed matter in such a way that a person skilled in the art should carry out the invention with reasonable practice”. The requirement for Read more
Patent Trolls post-America Invents Act (AIA)
Patent troll or non-practising entity (NPE) is a company which acquires patents from other inventors/companies and files infringement suits against practising/product manufacturing companies. Before introducing AIA, there were a lot of arguments about NPEs with the way the NPEs suing Read more
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