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The podcast where we bring you insights into the patent profession, so that you can understand if it might be the career path for you. Hosted by Senior Associate Ben Chapman, the series includes a range of guests from around the firm who share their experiences of working in IP.
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Why do some inventions that have become products fail, while others succeed? Tune in every Saturday between 3:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. (Central Time) and discover, over time, the answer to that question and the ingredients required to move your idea from your "mind to market". Tune in and share the discussion that the co-hosts have with their inventor guests and experienced industry specialists. Learn what it takes to turn any invention into a successful product. Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/p ...
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In this week’s episode, in the show’s second segment, America’s Inventor Lady, Rita Crompton, interviews Dr. Richard M. Chesbrough, a retired radiologist with over 30 patents who has generated over $450 million in product sales from his inventions. Listen and watch and gain insights on how to get started with inventing, making sense of it financial…
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Learn how to submit USPTO-compliant design patent illustrations with expert guidance in this episode of The Patent Experts. Discover the critical role of drawings in design patents, key USPTO requirements, and a step-by-step submission process. Avoid common mistakes and ensure your application stands out with professionally prepared illustrations. …
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Learn how to protect your business before launching a new product with a product clearance search, also known as a Freedom to Operate (FTO) search. This episode explains what an FTO search is, why it matters, when to conduct one, and how it helps you avoid costly patent infringement risks. Whether you're developing tech, consumer goods, or medical …
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Learn how to protect your business before launching a new product with a product clearance search, also known as a Freedom to Operate (FTO) search. This episode explains what an FTO search is, why it matters, when to conduct one, and how it helps you avoid costly patent infringement risks. Whether you're developing tech, consumer goods, or medical …
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In this week's episode of Invent America Radio, America's Inventor Lady Rita Crompton discusses "How 'New' Does New have to Be?" and "When Did You Know You Had a Winner" with Wendi Short (Float No More), Sy Eckhart & Keith Frank (CODAUS.com) & Stacey Hoskins Beeler with Stitch Kentucky. Wendi Short, the inventor or the "Float No More" flotation res…
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This episode of The Patent Experts podcast dives into the essential process of creating USPTO-compliant utility patent illustrations. Listeners will learn what makes a utility drawing compliant, why high-quality visuals are critical to the success of a patent application, and the most common mistakes to avoid. The episode also explores the technica…
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Explore the step-by-step process of performing a patent invalidity search in this in-depth podcast episode by InventionIP. Learn how to break down patent claims, identify relevant prior art, analyze its impact on patent validity, and strategically challenge issued patents. This episode provides practical insights for patent professionals, inventors…
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Explore the step-by-step process of performing a patent invalidity search in this in-depth podcast episode by InventionIP. Learn how to break down patent claims, identify relevant prior art, analyze its impact on patent validity, and strategically challenge issued patents. This episode provides practical insights for patent professionals, inventors…
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Question: What are the reasons for insisting upon a restriction? Answer: Every requirement to restrict has two aspects: (A) the reasons (as distinguished from the mere statement of conclusion) why each inventionas claimed is either independent or distinct from the other(s); and (B) the reasons why there would be a serious search and/or examination …
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On this week's HomeTalkUSA "Invent America Radio" segment, I and my co-host, Michael King of HomeTalk USA, discuss "How to Work a Trade Show !" with inventor Derry Griffin, a successful contractor for more than 25 years with hands-on experience in all aspects of the construction business and is the inventor of a variety of products for a caulking g…
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Rita’s first guest for this episode of Invent America Radio is her industry expert, Dave Streen, Owner of EdgeTools.com, a purveyor of a full range of Shop PDR (“Paintless Dent Repair”) tools. Dave has brought over 100 products to market and he shares with Rita some of the secrets of manufacturing products and, more importantly, the lessons he lear…
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Discover the importance of professional 3D drawings in patent applications. In this episode of The Patent Experts Podcast, host Emma Carter and patent illustration expert Dr. Michael Reynolds discuss how 3D visuals enhance patent clarity, what the USPTO accepts, and how to avoid common pitfalls. Perfect for inventors, startups, and IP professionals…
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Learn what’s included in a patentability search report and why it’s a crucial step before filing a patent. This episode covers the key components of the report—such as invention summaries, prior art findings, comparative analysis, and patentability opinions. Whether you're an inventor or entrepreneur, gain insights into how these reports help you d…
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Learn what’s included in a patentability search report and why it’s a crucial step before filing a patent. This episode covers the key components of the report—such as invention summaries, prior art findings, comparative analysis, and patentability opinions. Whether you're an inventor or entrepreneur, gain insights into how these reports help you d…
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In this week’s episode, in both the show’s second and third segments, America’s Inventor Lady, Rita Crompton, interviews Bob Labbe, a retired environmental systems engineer who’s invented the Ultimate Coaster. Earlier in his life, Bob earned his bachelor's degree in engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology in 1968 and began studying for his…
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Discover what a design patent protects and how it differs from a utility patent in this episode of IP Insight by InventionIP. Learn how design patents safeguard the unique visual appearance of products—like shape, pattern, or surface design—and why they’re essential in industries where appearance matters. We also cover real-world examples, enforcem…
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Question: What information should also be submitted for each patent on which a maintenance fee or surcharge is paid? Answer: The following information should also be submitted for each patent on which a maintenance fee or surcharge is paid: (A) the fee year (i.e., 3 1/2, 7 1/2, or 11 1/2 year fee); (B) the […] The post MPEP Q & A 327: Information s…
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Learn the essential differences between trademark drawings and patent drawings in this episode of The Patent Experts Podcast. Understand how each type serves a unique purpose in intellectual property protection, from branding to invention disclosure. Get expert insights on USPTO requirements, common mistakes to avoid, and when to seek professional …
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Discover how to create utility patent drawings that meet USPTO requirements in this episode of the InventionIP Podcast. Learn the key guidelines, common mistakes to avoid, and why professionally prepared drawings are essential for a successful patent application. Whether you're an inventor or entrepreneur, this episode offers practical insights to …
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Discover how to create utility patent drawings that meet USPTO requirements in this episode of the InventionIP Podcast. Learn the key guidelines, common mistakes to avoid, and why professionally prepared drawings are essential for a successful patent application. Whether you're an inventor or entrepreneur, this episode offers practical insights to …
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Topic: America's Inventor Lady Presents a MasterClass in Inventon Prototyping for Inventors with Prototyping Experts Ian Osborn of Wild Ideas Light Co. and Noah McNeely of Product Quickstart invent, invention, innovation, inventors, inventions, inventor, yardtools, yardwork, gardenlife, gardentools, clasps, clasp, fasteners, hardware, fastener, Ame…
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Discover the different types of design patents and how each protects the visual aspects of a product. This episode explores surface ornamentation, configuration or shape, combination designs, graphical user interfaces (GUIs), and font/typeface designs. Learn how these categories impact your IP strategy and how to ensure USPTO-compliant filings to e…
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Learn what design patents are granted for and how they protect the unique appearance of your product. This episode explores the key differences between design and utility patents, real-world examples, and why securing a design patent can give your brand a competitive edge. Whether you're a startup, inventor, or product designer, understanding how t…
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Learn what design patents are granted for and how they protect the unique appearance of your product. This episode explores the key differences between design and utility patents, real-world examples, and why securing a design patent can give your brand a competitive edge. Whether you're a startup, inventor, or product designer, understanding how t…
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Question: What applications count for the filing limits for the purposes of establishing micro entity status under the “gross income” basis? Answer: For purposes of establishing micro entity status under the “gross income” basis, the application filing limit includes: (i) previously filed U.S. nonprovisional applications (e.g., utility, design, pla…
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On this week's Invent America Radio episode, Rita and Michael King discuss the new R&D Tax Credit which is now available for the development work done by inventors in bringing their new inventions to market. Guests include Floyd & Kristie Henderson (Gear Trakr) & Eric Barnhart (Bumpin Brand), joined by our industry expert, Sybil Bailey, Partner Acc…
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Learn how to create professional, USPTO-compliant design patent drawings in this episode of The Patent Experts. Discover what views are required, how to avoid common mistakes, and why accurate drawings are critical for successful design patent applications. Whether you're an inventor, designer, or entrepreneur, this episode provides expert tips and…
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In this episode of IP Insights by InventionIP, discover how to trademark a drawing with a clear, step-by-step guide. Learn what qualifies as a trademark, how to conduct a proper search, choose the right class, and navigate the USPTO application process. Whether you're protecting a logo, illustration, or design, this episode breaks down the essentia…
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In this episode of IP Insights by InventionIP, discover how to trademark a drawing with a clear, step-by-step guide. Learn what qualifies as a trademark, how to conduct a proper search, choose the right class, and navigate the USPTO application process. Whether you're protecting a logo, illustration, or design, this episode breaks down the essentia…
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On this week's episode of "Invent America Radio", Rita and her co-host Michael King discuss "The Challenges of Manufacturing in the US" with Cindy Duncan, inventor of Hotyz 2 in 1 Chaps, and Stacey Hoskins Beeler, CEO of Stitch Kentucky. Cindy Duncan is the inventor of Hotyz 2-in-1 Chaps. Cindy is a retired Denver police officer and has been invent…
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Learn how to create USPTO-approved utility drawings that meet all formal requirements and enhance your patent application. This episode covers essential drawing standards, common mistakes to avoid, the types of views needed, and whether to DIY or hire a professional. Whether you're an inventor or IP professional, this concise guide will help you un…
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Learn everything you need to know about utility patent application drawings in this episode of InventionIP. Discover the USPTO’s key requirements, formatting guidelines, and best practices to ensure your drawings support your patent claims effectively. From common pitfalls to expert tips on what views to include and how to work with professional il…
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Learn everything you need to know about utility patent application drawings in this episode of InventionIP. Discover the USPTO’s key requirements, formatting guidelines, and best practices to ensure your drawings support your patent claims effectively. From common pitfalls to expert tips on what views to include and how to work with professional il…
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This year's ASD Market Week was sensational, bigger and better than even last year, which, itself, was fantastic. Come and listen to the lessons our inventors learned there, as well as hear our industry expert, Noah Kagan of Product Quickstart, discuss what a prototyping engineer can accomplish for inventors both just prior to and after a trade sho…
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Question: List two pieces of information that should be placed on the first page of a protest. Answer: Each protest should be clearly identified as a “PROTEST UNDER 37 CFR 1.291.” It is also important that any protest against a pending application specifically identify the application to which the protest is directed with the identification being […
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On this episode of Invent America Radio, Rita and her co-host Michael King discuss "Why & How to Make Improvements After a Tradeshow" with Barb Wangler, inventor of The Rookie Seat, & Rick Bunger, inventor of Ivy's Counting blocks, joined by industry expert Noah McNeely, founder of Product QuickStart. Barb Wangler, inventor of The Rookie Seat, disc…
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Learn how to conduct a USPTO patentability search to determine if your invention is truly novel and non-obvious. This episode walks you through the essential steps of searching for prior art using the USPTO’s Patent Public Search tool, explains key concepts like CPC codes and claim analysis, and highlights common mistakes to avoid. Whether you’re p…
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Discover why patent searches are a critical first step in protecting your innovation and avoiding costly legal mistakes. This episode explores the different types of patent searches, how they prevent infringement, and their strategic value in shaping R&D and business decisions. Whether you're an inventor, entrepreneur, or part of a growing company,…
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Discover why patent searches are a critical first step in protecting your innovation and avoiding costly legal mistakes. This episode explores the different types of patent searches, how they prevent infringement, and their strategic value in shaping R&D and business decisions. Whether you're an inventor, entrepreneur, or part of a growing company,…
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On this week's "Invent America" episode, Rita Crompton and her co-host, Michael King, discuss "How Important 'Showing-off' is for a Product Launch!" with Leslie Holland, inventor of The Jewelry Closet, & the winner of the INNOVATION AWARD at the 2025 ASD Market Week, Angela Kendall, inventor of Snap N Pack, joined by Don Skaggs, President of the In…
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Discover how 3D modeling services are transforming the patent application process. This episode explores the advantages of using 3D models over traditional 2D drawings, how they enhance clarity, and why they help streamline patent approvals. Learn how to choose the right 3D modeling service, ensure compliance with patent office standards, and prote…
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Discover the timeline for obtaining a design patent in this episode of InventionIP. Learn the key differences between design and utility patents, the step-by-step application process, and factors that influence approval time. Find out common mistakes to avoid, ways to expedite your application, and how long protection lasts. Whether you're a design…
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Discover the timeline for obtaining a design patent in this episode of InventionIP. Learn the key differences between design and utility patents, the step-by-step application process, and factors that influence approval time. Find out common mistakes to avoid, ways to expedite your application, and how long protection lasts. Whether you're a design…
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Question: Name at least two items that must be submitted when adding a “Sequence Listing” after the application filing date. Answer: Adding a “Sequence Listing” after the application filing date involves the submission of: (1) a “Sequence Listing” either as a PDF image file, on physical sheets of paper, or as an ASCII plain text […] The post MPEP Q…
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Summary In this episode, an M&A advisor and business broker, Jason Brown talks with Samar Shah about preparing a startup for a successful exit. He emphasizes the importance of having a clear vision and exit plan from the beginning, including various scenarios. He also discusses the benefits of inorganic growth through acquisitions and the need to b…
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In this episode, Rita and her co-host, Michael King, along with Rita's guests, Rick Bunger, creator of Ivy's Counting Blocks, Jean Moody, inventor of the Wrap-A-Candle candle preservation system and Stephanie Beringhele, VIP Buyer Relations Director for ASD Market Week, discuss the lessons learned by the two inventors and the types of things you ca…
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Discover how to create legally strong trademark drawings that meet USPTO standards and enhance brand protection. This episode explores the importance of clear and precise design marks, the difference between standard character and special form marks, and common pitfalls to avoid. Learn best practices for submitting enforceable trademark illustratio…
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Struggling with patent drawing rejections? In this episode of InventionIP, host Emily Carter talks with patent illustration expert David Reynolds about why patent drawings often get rejected and how to fix them quickly. They cover common mistakes, essential fixes, and best practices to ensure compliance with USPTO standards. Whether you're an inven…
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Struggling with patent drawing rejections? In this episode of InventionIP, host Emily Carter talks with patent illustration expert David Reynolds about why patent drawings often get rejected and how to fix them quickly. They cover common mistakes, essential fixes, and best practices to ensure compliance with USPTO standards. Whether you're an inven…
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Question: Where a restriction (including an election of species) requirement was made in an application and applicant permitted the elected invention to issue as a patent without filing a divisional application on the non-elected invention(s) or on non-claimed subject matter distinct from the elected invention, can the non-elected invention(s) and …
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