My client Russell Davis recently obtained a trademark registration for “Challenge Coin” with respect to his cryptocurrency business. The mark can be seen here.
Tag: connecticut
Swimsuit client receive trademark registration
I would like to congratulate my client 1W LLC from Old Saybrook for receiving a trademark registration for “SWIMSUITS THAT FIT LIKE UNDERWEAR” for their swimwear business. The mark can be seen here.
Client receives Trademark Registration for VITAL STRETCH PRACTITIONER
My client, THE VITAL STRETCH LLC, in Norwalk, CT recently received trademark registration for “Vital Stretch Practitioner” with respect to their fitness training and bodywork therapy services business. The mark can be seen here.
Client receives 2nd design patent on folding guitar invention
My client James Birks of Stratford, CT recently received a 2nd design patent on his folding guitar patent! The patent can be seen here.
Another patent for prolific inventor Joseph Bango!
My client Joseph Bango, of Connecticut Analytical Corporation of Bethany, and his co-inventor recently received a patent on their invention for a Method For Ai And Cloud Network Enhanced Electric Subscriber Control Of Billing And System Loads, With Contingency Backup. The patent can be seen here.
Client receives Design Patent on his Debris Barrel invention
My client Jonathan Steeves, of Sandy Hook, CT, recently received a patent on his Debris Barrel invention, which in simple turns is a barrel with a round bottom and a square top. The patent can be seen here.
Design Patent on Skin Cream Applicator
I would like to congratulate my client Alan Dreher, of Westport, CT, on receive a patent for his Skin Cream Applicator invention. The patent can be seen here.
Design Patent on Folding Travel Guitar
My client James Birks, of Stratford, CT, recently received a patent on his Folding Travel Guitar. The patent can be seen here.
Client receives patent on neat outlet invention
My client Timothy Mark Garrett of Ansonia recently received a patent on his Door Outlet Adapter Set. One of the uses of this invention is that it allows a person to easily run power cord from an outdoor generator into your home. The patent can be seen here.
The Truth about Design Patents–Conneticut Intellectual Property Association meeting
I attended CIPLA’s dinner and meeting on The Truth about Design Patents last night at the Elm City Club in New Haven. Professor Saurabh Vishnubhakat, Director, IP and Information Law Program at Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law talked about incorrect conventional wisdom regarding the grant rate of Design Patents and invalidation rates of Design Patents during litigation. It was nice to meet fellow Connecticut IP attorneys and see some old friends.