StopFakes.Gov – Small Business and Intellectual Property from the USPTO

Tip of the hat to Bill Heinze at I/P Updates for pointing us to StopFakes.gov a new website by the United States Patent & Trademark Office that is intended to help small businesses protect their rights:

"The USPTO has created this Web site to help small businesses consider the benefits of strong IP protection – both in the United States and overseas – and decide whether it is right for them.

This site includes important information on whether and when to file for intellectual property protection, what type of protection to file for, where to file, and how to go about it."

Link: Small business – Small Business and Intellectual Property – U.S. Patent and Trademark Office – USPTO Stopfakes.gov.

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