Fishman Stewart PLLC is pleased to announce that eight firm attorneys have been recognized by Leading Lawyers this year.
Dedicated to raising public awareness about the importance of encouraging innovation and creativity throughout the world, the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) annually observes World Intellectual Property Day on April 26
Climate change has increasingly dominated daily news cycles, signaling a growing urgency for action. The escalation of temperatures during the hottest months serves as a stark reminder of the immediate need for solutions.
In the realm of culinary creativity, where flavors and techniques continually evolve, patenting food and food products holds a crucial place at the table. Let’s explore the intriguing history of patenting food products and processes in the United States, with a focus on specific patents that have left their mark on the culinary world.
Paul Ratzmann and Melissa Chapman of Fishman Stewart explain the importance of having a ‘proper’ US patent disclosure for promoting science and the useful arts, and how a pending Supreme Court case may determine if certain disclosure strategies meet current enablement requirements.
The development of fireworks dates back over 2,000 years starting with the development of gunpowder in China. Initially, gunpowder was used for medicinal purposes, but its explosive properties were soon recognized, and Chinese innovators began harnessing gunpowder for entertainment, celebrations, and other applications.
Have you read an interesting article or social media post that just “speaks to you” – saying exactly what you want to say yourself, or proving a point you really want to make?
patents provide their owners with the legal right to exclude anyone else from practicing (making or using) the patented invention for a limited period of time.
Seamless integration of technologies can feel like magic. Learn about how compatibility standards are established and patents are handled with attorney Paul Ratzmann; Attorney Doug LaLone appears on The Anti-Architect Podcast.
Facebook’s rebranding claims ownership to common word, raising concerns, but attorney Julie Greenberg explains the limitations of the move; We celebrate US Army veteran and patent attorney Paul Ratzmann.
Fishman Stewart attorneys are dedicated to the practice of intellectual property law. As strategic advisors to CEOs and senior executives throughout the world, we help maximize the value of our client’s “intellectual capital.”
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