Holland & Bonzagni PC
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Civil Litigation & Trial Law Attorneys, Attorneys, Computer & Technology Law Attorneys
171 Dwight Rd Ste 302, Longmeadow, MA 01106
413-567-2076
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Holland & Bonzagni protects its clients' products and services in over 50 countries. They range from the food you eat overseas to the money you pay for it.
- General Info
- Holland & Bonzagni deals exclusively with patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, computer law, cyber law, and related matters, such as joint ventures, technology transfers, licensing and litigation. The firm's primary goal is to help bring its clients' products and services to market and to prevent them from being stolen. It achieves this goal by combining an uncompromising attitude with an aggressive approach, while at the same time, striving to be cost-efficient.Congress overhauled U.S. patent laws by passing the America Invents Act ("AIA"). On March 16, 2013, the U.S. changed from a first-to-invent to a first-to-file patent system. Under the new system, only the first person to file a patent application for an invention can receive a patent, with few exceptions. A "junior" inventor can race to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (the "Patent Office") and beat out a prior inventor, who waits to file. If an inventor (or company) publicly uses an invention, or offers it for sale, before filing a patent application, any patent rights are lost. There used to be a one-year grace period to file an application after such an activity. Other changes include procedures for challenging patent applications and issued patents at the Patent Office. These procedures are approximately 12 to 18 months long. They potentially preempt litigation on patents which never should have been granted. AIA TIPS: Most companies should file provisional patent applications rather than nonprovisional patent applications (a.k.a. "regular" or "Utility" applications) before initially disclosing their inventions or offering them for sale (e.g., at trade shows). A provisional application is an informal, yet complete, disclosure of an invention filed at the Patent Office. It buys the inventor (or his assignee) one year to decide whether or not to file a regular patent application. Provisional patent applications are relatively inexpensive. Therefore, most companies should file their pro
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Fax: 413-567-2079
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- Regular Hours
Mon - Fri: Sat - Sun Closed - Categories
- Civil Litigation & Trial Law Attorneys, Attorneys, Computer & Technology Law Attorneys, General Practice Attorneys, Patent, Trademark & Copyright Law Attorneys, Personal Property Law Attorneys
- Services/Products
- Trade Secrets LawTrademark AttorneysTrademark RegistrationComputer LawLicensingInternet TrademarksFree ConsultationsParkingTrademark ProtectionDomain Name TrademarksTrademark LitigationCopyright AttorneysPatent AttorneysInternet LawHandicapped AccessibilityAlternative Dispute ResolutionLitigationInternet PatentsIntellectual Property Litigation
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- Location
- Longmeadow Professional Park
- Accreditation
Trademark Trial & Appeals Board
US Patent & Trademark Office
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