No Utility Patent? Try An Integrated IP Strategy: Part 3

Law360, New York (February 3, 2015, 10:19 AM EST) -- This is the third installment in a series of three articles describing how, by integrating the use of design patent, trademark and copyright protection, a manufacturer can create robust intellectual property protection of a product, even when utility patent protection is unavailable. The first installment described how a manufacturer can integrate the other types of intellectual property to protect a product and provided a real-world example of how that integrated protection can be used to very effectively police the marketplace. The second installment covered how to combine copyright protection and design patent protection to effectively and cheaply create a foundation of protection for a new product....

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