Is There Difference Between Patent and Patent?
The short answer: no, patent and patent mean exactly the same thing. Both terms refer to the exclusive right to a technical invention for up to 20 years. The only difference is in...
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How do you become a Patent Attorney?
If a child is asked about his future plans, it is pilot, fireman, policeman to footballer. But perhaps some do think of the profession of inventor, a profession that is in the...
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When someone has a patent to his name, esteem rises among people. Because yes, that makes you a real Willie Root after all! A taster of real...
Learn moreIP Manager - who is he and what does he do?
Very often you see the words IP Manager mentioned. But what kind of person is this? What does he or she do? In this article, we will go into that a little more...
Learn moreI have a patent, now what?
Patents are valid everywhere in the world and if you have a patent, you get rich.... This is a misconception that is widespread. If only that were true!
Learn moreCan I protect my invention in multiple countries?
Yes, you can protect your invention in multiple countries, but this requires a specific approach. This is because patent protection is territorial, meaning that a patent offers protection only in...
Learn moreWho is monitoring whether someone is infringing my patent?
When your patent has been granted, it is often a great milestone to be celebrated. After all, your patent gives you exclusive rights to your invention. No one else may use it without...
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This is a frequently asked question to us. Fortunately, there is a simple answer: a patent is valid from the moment it is granted by the patent granting authority.
Learn moreIs it difficult to get a patent?
That's a fun question! Obtaining a patent can certainly be tricky, as the process involves several steps and strict requirements. But at Custos IPC, we love...
Learn moreApplying for a patent, how do I do it?
Applying for a patent in the Netherlands is a formal process that provides protection for your invention. During this process, the support of a patent attorney is not an obligation, but ensures...
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