TAX REFORM WILL HARM INVENTORS, HIGH TECH START-UPS By Paul Morinville & Gene Quinn Published by IPWatchdog HR 1, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, passed the House of Representatives on November 16, 2017 by a vote of 227-205. Within HR 1 is a provision to change 26 U.S.C. 1221(a), 26 U.S.C.1231(b)(1)
THE IMPACT OF BAD PATENTS ON AMERICAN BUSINESSES What is a bad patent? Congress has established the requirements for obtaining a patent. The patent office grants a patent to applicants when they meet those requirements. It is simple. No trolls involved. If there are bad patents, then either the law is bad,
PTAB, PATENT TROLLS, BAD PATENTS, AND DATA: A WAKEUP CALL TO AIA APOLOGISTS PTAB, Patent Trolls, Bad Patents, and Data Since the PTAB declared two of my Bunch O Balloons patents obvious in an institution decision earlier this year, I have visited with many lawmakers and officials to describe my ordeal: six (6)
The PTAB: Number One Enemy of Inventors I used think that if I followed the law, applied for a patent, and that patent application was approved, then I would receive a patent that protects my invention. But U.S. patents don’t work like that anymore. They are useless if a big corporation decides
The PTAB: Number One Enemy of Inventors (This article first appeared on IPWatchDog) I used think that if I followed the law, applied for a patent, and that patent application was approved, then I would receive a patent that protects my invention. But U.S. patents don’t work like that anymore. They are useless
$17 million: The real and staggering cost to patent in the US in the PTAB age $17 million: The real and staggering cost to patent in the US in the PTAB age, by Josh Malone Published by IPWatchdog At least $17 million. That is what my Bunch O Balloons patent has cost so far.
$17 million: The real and staggering cost to patent in the US in the PTAB age (This article first appeared on IPWatchDog) At least $17 million. That is what my Bunch O Balloons patent has cost so far. It could grow to $50 million. Yes, we are talking about water balloons, not smartphones. How can
The America Invents Act was Wrong from the Start USI Board Member Adrian Pelkus Congressman Darrel Issa was the guest at a town hall meeting held at AMN Healthcare in San Diego when he first began pitching the America Invents Act (AIA). I was in the audience. Of those attending,
Patents used to be a property right, now a patent is a liability (This article first appeared on IPWatchDog.com) For 35 years my wife and I have made our living for our family as a new product developer, manufacturer and I am an inventor myself. My wife Amy and I are both
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