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When should Indian Companies file PCT applications?

This article explores key situations when Indian companies should file PCT applications to secure international patent protection. It analyses timing, budget, and strategic considerations, advising professional legal consultation for optimal patent strategy.

Patents (Amendment) Rules, 2019 come into effect

The Patents (Amendment) Rules, 2019 expand expedited examination eligibility and remove specific fees for PCT applicants. These changes reflect a structured approach to streamlining patent processes and increasing accessibility for diverse applicant categories.

Post-dating Patent Applications: Frisk it Before You Risk it!

This article explores the risks and legal considerations of post-dating patent applications, with a focus on the impact on priority dates in India and internationally. Applicants are advised to closely monitor statutory deadlines, as post-dating can significantly affect patent rights and enforcement.

Patent Application Filing Strategy for Individual Inventors

The post provides a structured analysis of patent application filing strategies for individual inventors in India. It discusses cost-effective approaches and methods for maximizing the commercial potential of patents, considering both domestic and international options.

ISA for PCT applications, Bike Phone Charger patent, Toilet Patent for fishermen, Internet of Things (IoT) Patents, Apple and Nokia settlement, Automatic Patent Grant – Brazilian PTO, Patent Backlog, Patent Tip of the Week and more

This week’s update examines Indian patent statistics, highlights unique patent filings such as IoT devices and portable toilets, and discusses major international patent settlements. The post also provides guidance on selecting an International Search Authority for PCT applications, reflecting an analytical and structured approach to patent news.

Amendments to a PCT Application under Article 19 and Article 34

This article objectively discusses the procedures and requirements for amending a PCT application under Article 19 and Article 34. It provides a clear, structured analysis of the relevant legal provisions and their practical significance for patent applicants in India.

Understanding the PCT

This article offers a structured overview of the Patent Cooperation Treaty and its role in international patent filing. It objectively examines the PCT application process and clarifies the significance of each procedural step in obtaining patent protection across multiple countries.

Types of Patent Applications

This post offers a detailed analysis of the various types of patent applications as recognised by Indian law. It explains their respective legal requirements, timelines, and procedural distinctions for inventors and patent professionals.

How to get a Global Patent Protection?

Patents are territorial rights with no true global protection. This post examines the Paris Convention and PCT routes for securing patent rights in multiple countries, offering strategic guidance based on legal requirements and market considerations.

IP, Patents for Start-ups and Entrepreneurs III – Patents

Patents provide Indian technology startups with essential exclusivity and investor appeal. This post analyses patent filing strategies, including provisional, complete, and PCT applications, helping entrepreneurs make informed decisions. The discussion is structured for clarity and practical relevance.