Attorney · Licensed in Florida
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Andrew Rapacke is an attorney practicing in Florida.
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As my colleagues have pointed out you must evaluate on a case by case basis. The owner of the business with a similar mark still maintains common law trademark rights to the logos as long as they can ...
There is no citizenship requirement for a provisional patent application. Whether a person is documented versus undocumented irrelevant if you are filing a provisional patent application with the Unit...
You can certainly start with a cease and desist letter and there is value in sending one. However, I would recommend pursuing trademark protection for your business. I would also recommend consultin...
The starting point is determine whether your invention is new, useful and non-obvious. Then, I would look to see what type of similar inventions exist (prior art). Once a prior art search is complet...
I think there are plenty of jobs for Patent Attorneys at this time. The question really is where and what size firm do you want to practice in? My suggestion for a great source when looking for jobs...
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