Patents

What is a patent?

Patents grant an inventor the right to prohibit others, whether individuals or corporations, from using and producing the inventor's invention for a limited period of time. U.S. Patent Laws were established and made into law by Congress under its Constitutional grant of authority to protect the invention and discoveries of inventors.

Patent law is a specific area of the law that deals with the legal regulations, jurisprudence and enforcement of specific intellectual property rights known as patent rights. A patent is considered intellectual property, and so can be treated like physical property in that it can be legally sold, exchanged, traded or abandoned.

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