Standard-essential Patents: the patents which are the million-worth revenue-generating source for any organization once it is identified as a SEP; the patents which are necessary to make a product compliant with certain industry standards, wherein
Quality >>> Quantity! But is it followed in the Patent filing process? Why is the number of low-quality patents increasing? Why is almost every company in the race to file as many patents as possible? Before answering all such questions
Let’s say a person “X” had a great idea and decided to file a patent. The patent got granted. Then, “X” made a wise decision to try to license it or sell it for monetary
Table of Contents Introduction The answer to this question is not that simple. Whether you can change a patent application after filing depends upon the subject matter and the changes that you are going to
Patents are intangible assets with the potential for profits if utilized correctly. Merely holding a patent is no guarantee of cash flow unless the right steps are taken to monetize it. Patent monetization is a
The restrictions listed in a patent’s claims govern the extent of the protection it provides. Independent claims and dependent claims are the two different categories of patent claims. A dependent claim depends on preceding claims