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I have heard that when a new product is used and exposed publicly, before the patent application is filed, that it then loses the ability to be awarded a patent.
What defines public exposure of the new product?
If you test the product with a real life customer, does that come under...
California
As an example, if you take a hubcap that's sold in stores, buy it and weld some metal extensions to the inside surface of it, then use it as a cookie cutter that now makes cookies that withstand crumbling better than cookies made from a different cutter, do you have a patentable...
California
My collegue, who I believe may share inventorship, won't communicate with me at this point because of jealousy. They are probably going to file a patent on their own claiming credit possibly beginning with a provisional application.
How should I proceed if my collegue refuses to...
California
I used a medical device product produced by a collegue, and found it to be very limited. I innovated a new design concept that overcame limitations on the collegue's product, and my collegue found so captivating that they immediately produced a prototype. On that prototype they added...
What is the name of your state? Fl
Can a California employer stop a former employee executive from stating that the employee is a "former manger with ABC company" in a television ad of the employee's new business?
Note: there is no previous employment contract at issue.
California Company...
What is the name of your state? fl
California Company exec telephones ex-exec and says to stop the TV ad that mentions that ex-exec was formerly an exec of company - the ad is only stating a fact in resume` terms, nothing more.
Does the company have any basis to stop ex-exec from playing TV ad?
What is the name of your state? fl
Can a California employer stop a former employee executive from stating that the employee is a "former manger with ABC company" in a television ad of the employee's new business?
Note: there is no previous employment contract at issue.
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