No matter the size of your portfolio, there are several opportunities – and responsibilities – attached to each and every patent you hold. Different patents can play different roles in supporting your overall business strategy, possibly underpinning direct sales and licensing revenue simultaneously, depending on the business model of your company.

Filing your trademark registration application is a simple concept. But the process you must follow and the rules governing that process are complex. Many wonder whether they would be able to successfully register a mark on their own, or if they should go with a legal technology website or law firm. Here are the three options you have along with their respective pros and cons:

While many people initially think of enforcement, the reality of patent enforcement is that it’s long, expensive and uncertain. Most companies don’t randomly engage in patent litigation, and neither should you. Here are six additional ways you can put a patent to work:

What is Intellectual Property (IP)?

Last year, Gutwein Law opened our second office in Indianapolis, Indiana. Thirteen months and three additional attorneys later, and our intellectual property practice is flourishing. We wanted to come up with a way to share our collective knowledge and experience with the people who need it but may not be ready to formally hire an attorney yet. From there, a solution was born.