A patent is a right granted by the government to stop someone else from buy, selling, or making your invention.
A trademark is a right to stop others from using a word or logo that is confusingly similar to your word or logo.
A copyright is a right to stop others from using your creative work (book, movie, photo, etc.) without your permission.
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Your store hasn’t published any blog posts yet. A blog can be used to talk about new product launches, tips, or other news you want to share with your customers. You can check out Shopify’s ecommerce blog for inspiration and advice for your own store and blog.
Your store hasn’t published any blog posts yet. A blog can be used to talk about new product launches, tips, or other news you want to share with your customers. You can check out Shopify’s ecommerce blog for inspiration and advice for your own store and blog.
Yes, an inventor can file a patent application on his/her own.
The ™ is used common law trademarks not registered with the USPTO. The ® is for trademarks registered with the USPTO.
It depends? If you have big dreams of someone coming and knocking on your door to buy you patent, it is not worth it. If you are looking to protect the assets of you company then yes, it is worth it.
