Introduction Trademark license agreements are foundational pillars in the world of intellectual property and business collaboration. These documents meticulously govern how a trademark owner, the licensor, permits another party, the
By Michael Meyer, USPTO-Registered Patent Attorney | Chemistry Degree, UNO | J.D., Creighton University | Updated February 2026 Patent Law in Biotechnology: Myriad, Mayo & What’s Still Patentable (2026) Biotechnology
By Michael Meyer, USPTO-Registered Patent Attorney | Updated February 2026 “Can you patent an app?” is a question every app developer asks — and the answer is: it depends what
By Michael Meyer, USPTO-Registered Patent Attorney | Updated February 2026 Hardware technology patents protect physical devices — from IoT sensors and consumer electronics to semiconductors and robotic systems. Unlike software
By Michael Meyer, USPTO-Registered Patent Attorney | Updated February 2026 Once you’ve invested the time and cost to obtain a patent, licensing can be one of the most commercially valuable
By Michael Meyer | USPTO-Registered Patent Attorney | Updated February 2026 Design patents protect one of the most commercially underestimated forms of intellectual property: how a product looks. While utility
By Michael Meyer, USPTO-Registered Patent Attorney | BA in Chemistry, University of Nebraska Omaha | J.D., Creighton University | Reg. No. 78,575 Many game developers and inventors often ask, “Can
By Michael Meyer, USPTO-Registered Patent Attorney | Chemistry Degree, University of Nebraska Omaha | J.D., Creighton University | Updated March 2026 The same drug molecule can crystallize in multiple solid-state
By Michael Meyer, USPTO-Registered Patent Attorney | Chemistry Degree, University of Nebraska Omaha | J.D., Creighton University | Updated March 2026 A prodrug is a biologically inactive or less active
By Michael Meyer, USPTO-Registered Patent Attorney | Chemistry Degree, University of Nebraska Omaha | J.D., Creighton University | Updated March 2026 When a drug is administered to a patient, enzymes
By Michael Meyer, USPTO-Registered Patent Attorney | Chemistry Degree, University of Nebraska Omaha | J.D., Creighton University | Updated March 2026 When you’ve developed a novel chemical compound or invented
By Michael Meyer, USPTO-Registered Patent Attorney | Chemistry Degree, University of Nebraska Omaha | J.D., Creighton University | Updated March 2026 If you’ve developed a novel chemical compound, polymer, drug
Call 402-321-7532