“Discretionary” is beginning to mean “nearly always” in the world of Inter Partes Reviews (IPR). See, e.g., Is the U.S. Patent Trial and Appeal Board Still a Patent “Death Squ...
Jeremy Stipkala Speaks at Upcoming Free Webinars
Thrive IP® patent attorney Jeremy M. Stipkala will speak about patents and trade secret protection at the Intellectual Property Webinar Series on January 19, 2021. Dr. Stipkala will speak again...
What to Know About the Proper Use of a Common Law Trademark: The Intellectual Property Application Series
What to Know About the Proper Use of a Common Law Trademark: The Intellectual Property Application Series In this ‘Intellectual Property Application Series,’ I’ll be discussing common law ...
Peter Brewer Speaks to Society of Petroleum Engineers
Peter Brewer was the speaker for the Denver Section of the Society of Petroleum Engineers this month. Peter spoke on the topic of Patents and the Energy Industry. Peter fielded a number of...
What to Know About the Proper Use of a Common Law Service Mark (Servicemark): The Intellectual Property Application Series
In this ‘Intellectual Property Application Series,’ I’ll be discussing common law service marks and the proper way to use the mark in order to maintain the legal rights common law provides. I�...
What to Know About the Proper Use of a Federally Registered Trademark: The Intellectual Property Application Series
In this ‘Intellectual Property Application Series,’ I’ll be discussing federally registered trademarks and the proper way to use the marks in order to maintain the legal rights federal registrat...
Thrive IP®’s William La Salle III Is Now a Licensed Patent Attorney
Following a year and a half-long mentorship under the supervision of Thrive IP®’s patent attorneys, William La Salle III has passed the Virginia Bar Exam and is now licensed as an attorney in the C...
What to Know About Proper Use of a Federally Registered Service Mark (Servicemark): The Intellectual Property Application Series
In this ‘Intellectual Property Application Series,’ I’ll be discussing federally registered service marks and the proper way to use the mark in order to maintain the legal rights federal registr...