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Why should I perform a Freedom to Operate (FTO) analysis before launching my product?

As a product developer, you likely put a lot of time and resources into developing your product. You want to be sure that you will not face any legal issues when you launch your product. This is where a Freedom to Operate (FTO) analysis comes in. Read More

How to Encourage Employee Inventors in Your Company to File for More Patents

As employee inventors continue to file more patents with the Patent office, it’s important that you encourage them to do the same within your company. There are many ways in which a company can encourage its employee inventors to file for more patents. If you’re ready to help your company get even more value out of your employee inventor program, you should follow these tips. Read More

5 Reasons Why You Should File Patents Over Your Inventions

If you’ve come up with an idea for a new product, you might be wondering if it’s worth filing a patent to protect that idea. After all, patents can be expensive to obtain and challenging to understand. Do you really need one? The answer is probably yes. Read More

Indian Patent Grant in One Year? Join us for a Discussion on 23rd November

Over the last two years, the IPO has granted several patents in under a year from the date of filing. Some of these grants have...

Free Patents, Trademark registration for Startups (Government schemes for startups)

The post examines the SIPP scheme, which offers startups in India free patent and trademark registration support through government-appointed facilitators. It presents eligibility criteria, procedural requirements, and clarifies the scope and validity of the scheme, maintaining a factual and analytical perspective.

Just Launched: Patent Incentives for MSMEs in Haryana

The Haryana Government has introduced a scheme to support MSMEs with financial assistance for patent registrations. Eligible enterprises can receive up to Rs 25 lakh as reimbursement for patent-related expenses, fostering innovation and intellectual property protection in the state.

IP a Key Part of PM Modi’s Pitch for Start-ups to Make in India and Stay in India

Prime Minister Modi is focusing on strengthening intellectual property rights in India to attract and retain startups. Streamlined patent processes and government-supported legal aid are central to this effort.