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What the New Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) Guidelines Mean for You

What the New Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) Guidelines Mean for You

by Rahul Kapoor | Oct 1, 2026 | IP Litigation & Enforcement

Navigating the landscape of intellectual property requires staying informed about procedural shifts within the United States Patent and Trademark Office. Recent updates to the PTAB guidelines have introduced new considerations for patent holders and challengers alike....
AI and Patent Law: Recent Legislative Updates in the United States

AI and Patent Law: Recent Legislative Updates in the United States

by Rahul Kapoor | Sep 5, 2026 | IP Litigation & Enforcement

The intersection of artificial intelligence and intellectual property remains one of the most dynamic areas of legal practice. As AI tools become central to research and development, stakeholders are closely monitoring AI patent law updates to understand how the...
How the Latest Supreme Court Patent Ruling Affects Software Patents

How the Latest Supreme Court Patent Ruling Affects Software Patents

by Rahul Kapoor | Sep 4, 2026 | IP Litigation & Enforcement

The landscape of intellectual property law in the United States is constantly evolving, particularly regarding software. When the Supreme Court issues a new patent ruling, it often sends ripples through the technology sector, forcing companies to re-evaluate how they...
The Importance of Trademark Audits for Growing Companies

The Importance of Trademark Audits for Growing Companies

by Rahul Kapoor | Sep 4, 2026 | Trademark Law

For many growing companies, the focus is often on product development, market expansion, and customer acquisition. However, as your brand visibility increases, so does your exposure to potential intellectual property disputes. A trademark audit is a systematic review...
What to Do If Your Trademark Application Receives an Office Action

What to Do If Your Trademark Application Receives an Office Action

by Rahul Kapoor | Sep 4, 2026 | Trademark Law

Receiving an official notification from the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) can feel like a setback, but it is a common step in the federal registration process. If you are currently responding to trademark office action requirements, understanding...
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