Software is patentable in the U.S. when claims capture a specific technical improvement in how a system works. Learn which claims survive Alice, the path from prior art search to grant, and what it costs.
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Executive Summary · ~12 min read Show / hide summary Key takeaways Math and abstract ideas alone are not patent-eligible under § 101. Adding a generic processor or “on a computer” language does not rescue them. An algorithm claimed as a…
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Executive Summary · ~9 min read Show / hide summary Key takeaways Patent the implementation, not the idea. The technical method must be new, non-obvious, and claimed correctly. Patents cover function and interface design. Copyright covers code and c…
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The Federal Circuit’s 2025 Recentive v. Fox ruling means applying a generic model to a new field no longer supports a machine learning patent. Here is what claims still hold up, how to time your filing, and when trade secrets fit better.
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TL;DR A design patent protects the ornamental appearance of your product packaging; the bottle, box, jar, pouch, or container shape that makes it visually distinctive. Design patents last 15 years from the date of grant and are enforceable from day o…
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TL;DR Amazon Brand Registry is a powerful tool for protecting your brand against copycats, but it must be used carefully. You can report trademark infringement once your federal trademark registration has been issued, not while it is still pending. A…
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How Registering the Overall Look of Your Product Stops Dupes, Look-Alikes, and Label Copycats TL;DR Trade dress protects the overall visual appearance of a product or its packaging, when those features are non-functional and serve as a source identif…
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TL;DR A trademark is any word, logo, slogan, packaging design, other source identifier that tells customers a product came from you. Trademarks are the primary legal tool for removing counterfeits, dupes, and look-alike listings from Amazon, Shopify,…
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Counterfeiting has always been a problem for brand owners. But in the last two years, generative artificial intelligence has fundamentally changed the economics of counterfeiting — making it faster, cheaper, and more convincing than ever before. Fo…
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In today’s digital marketplace, counterfeiting is a persistent and evolving threat. Fake listings on major e-commerce platforms, copycat social media ads, and unauthorized product resellers can damage consumer trust, erode profits, and dilute hard-…
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