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In today’s world, information is both valuable and powerful. This is why Non-Disclosure Agreements (“NDAs”) are now commonly used to protect sensitive information. These agreements are often seen in business… read more →

This is what got my attention today: very unusual people apply to our Invention Harvesting job post, here https://trademarks-patents.com/invention-harvester-trainee-job-opening/ This is the outline of our job posting: We are seeking… read more →

This is where I am coming from: I have seen one of Stephen Key’s videos on LinkedIn, and I believe that this video is so fundamental for the work of… read more →

Before I begin exploring ChatGPT, let me explain my background. Sometimes I check if what I thought in the past still holds true. This weekend, I did just that. I… read more →

In a small, unassuming house in the sleepy suburbs lived little Romba, a robotic vacuum cleaner. Romba wasn’t like any ordinary vacuum cleaner. For you see, Romba harbored an unusual… read more →

Europe’s identity is complex and multifaceted. This complexity is evident when discussing countries like Türkiye (formerly “Turkey”) and Tunisia in relation to Europe. Geologically, Türkiye is part of Europe and… read more →

My journey as a patent attorney began at a time when software patents were just emerging. That era laid the foundation for what is now a significant shift in patent… read more →

I found an article outlining a long patent dispute between Illumina and Qiagen since 2012 (click here). It contains the following exciting paragraphs: “Illumina, Columbia, and Qiagen have been caught… read more →

I have just found out that the prestigious Asian Patent Attorney Association APAA has published one of my papers on their website, two years ago: “How to Short-Cut Patent Prosecution… read more →

When I hear that someone wants to file a patent for something that does not yet exist, at least as a proof-of-concept model or as a simple simulation, I am… read more →