The Anatomy of a Patent
When preparing your patent application, you might want to save money by conducting your own prior art search.
Read More7 Business Best Practices for Protecting Intellectual Property
We frequently work with tech companies who need to protect confidential and proprietary information about their technology. If you’re in the same boat, then it’s critical for you to protect your business interests by implementing meaningful data...
Read MoreHuman Resources and Intellectual Property: How to Implement Confidentiality Policies
This is Part Two of a two-part blog series on the role your human resources department can play in implementing your company’s IP policy. Read Part One here.
Read MoreHuman Resources and Intellectual Property: Creating Effective Hiring Practices
This is Part One of a two-part blog series on the role your human resources department can play in implementing your company’s IP policy. (Read Part Two)
Read MoreWhat is Prior Art?
One of the most common reasons the USPTO gives for rejecting claims in patent applications is prior art. Prior art can be used to show that your invention is not “new” or “non-obvious” — and these are two of the most important requirements that...
Read MoreWhat’s the Difference Between A Patent And a Trade Secret?
At Henry Patent Law Firm, we’re often approached by owners of technology-driven startups who want to understand their options for protecting their intellectual property (IP).
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