Articles by Anthony M. Verna, III, Esq.

Patent Office Action

Patent Office Action

Navigating USPTO Office Actions: A Comprehensive Guide for Inventors Verna Law, P.C. focuses on intellectual property (patent, trademark, copyright) law and advertising law.  If you have a question, please contact us at anthony@vernalaw.com or call at 914-908-6757....

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Are Trademarks Assets?

Are Trademarks Assets?

Are Trademarks Assets? The short answer:  Yes and No. Trademarks do have some characteristics of assets.  Many businesses assign a valuation to their trademarks (be they registered trademarks or unregistered, common-law trademarks). Understanding Trademarks as...

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Patent Application Law Firm

Patent Application Law Firm

Patent Application Law Firm Verna Law, P.C. is your patent application law firm.  Contact us at anthony@vernalaw.com or wil@vernalaw.com or call us at 914-908-6757 for any questions you have about patent applications. Our patent application law firm team has over 40...

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Can you Trademark a Word?

Can you Trademark a Word? Yes, you can register your word brand as a trademark in the United States Patent and Trademark Office, provided it meets the statutory requirements for a registration.  A single word can be a trademark. First, your mark cannot conflict with...

22 Exciting Giveaway Ideas for Small Businesses and Legal Issues

22 Exciting Giveaway Ideas for Small Businesses Giveaways are an effective way for small businesses to boost engagement, drive traffic, and increase brand awareness. Here are 22 creative giveaway ideas to help your business grow. Verna Law, P.C. focuses on advertising...

Trademark vs. Patent

Understanding the Differences Between Trademarks and Patents Intellectual property (IP) rights are crucial for protecting innovations, creative works, and branding in today's competitive market. Two of the most common types of IP are trademarks and patents, each...

How to Sell a Patent

How to Successfully Sell a Patent: A Comprehensive Guide Selling a patent can be a complex but rewarding process, offering the potential for significant financial gain and the opportunity to see your patented invention utilized in the marketplace. Whether you're a...