Sticking it to the Axis: The Surprising Discovery of Super Glue During WWII
Super Glue – One Of The Stickiest Invention of WWII This article is the sixth in our series on the
Who Qualifies as an Inventor?
How Does The USPTO Know Who An Inventor Is? The short answer is that anyone who contributes to the conception
What is Patentable?
How Do You Determine What Is Patentable? The short answer is everything under the sun is patentable, with some exceptions.
The Higgins Boat: The Best Way to Invade Europe Since the Longship
How the Higgins Boat Changed Amphibious Warfare and Patents Historical This article is the fifth in our series on the
Invention Harvest “Wrongs” – How to Avoid a Drought
If you recall from our last article on the subject, we discussed best practices for how to have a successful invention harvest.
Invention Harvest “Rights” – How to Have a Fruitful Harvest
As we discussed in our last article, invention harvests can greatly help any venture identify the ideas and innovations that are
Invention Harvesting – It’s Not Just for Crops
What is an “Invention” Harvest? In a field of inventions, your team is the best tractor. So strap on your
Trading Big Law for a Boutique Touch: Top 10 Reasons Clients Seek Out Smaller Firms
When it comes to legal matters, the assumption is often “bigger equals better.” The imposing offices of large law firms, staffed
What is a Boutique Law Firm?
Here Are 5 Things That Differentiate A Boutique Law Firm From Other Law Firms Boutique law firms are generally smaller
From Battlefield to Breakfast Table: The Secret History of SPAM in WWII
How Did SPAM Contribute To WWII? This article is the fourth in our series on the technology and innovations that