Whether you've invented a better mousetrap or cloned a sheep, our patent attorneys are skilled and experienced in advising creative inventors, companies and universities in how best to protect their valuable intellectual property.

The patenting process is very complex. Even the U.S. Supreme Court has commented that a patent application is probably the single most difficult legal document to draft. Whether you are an inventor tinkering in your basement or a corporate director of research and development, you probably have questions about the patenting process. To answer those questions, we have compiled a list of "Frequently Asked Questions" culled from thousands of consultations our patent attorneys have provided over the years.

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If you are launching a new product or service, the trademark attorneys at Simpson & Simpson, PLLC are skilled and experienced in advising how best to protect your intellectual property.

Trademarks are extremely important to all businesses that provide a product or service. Whether you are an entrepreneur or established company, trademark protection should be a part of your business plan. You should be thinking about selecting strong trademarks and preventing others from using your marks or marks likely to be confused with your marks. You should be concerned about federally registering your trademarks when possible and you should make every effort to select trademarks that are not likely to be confused with marks of another.

Trademark law is very complex and subjective. To assist you in understanding this important area of the law and formulating your business plan to best protect your valuable intellectual property, we have compiled a list of "Frequently Asked Questions" culled from thousands of consultations our trademark attorneys have provided over the years.

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