Generic drug names often look like combinations of complex words, but they are designed to explain chemical structures, mechanisms of actions of active ingredients, or treatment.

The United States Adopted Names (USAN) Council selects simple, informative, and unique nonproprietary (generic) drug names. The USAN is responsible for assigning and negotiating a unique generic name with…

Whether you are an established organization or a solo inventor, conducting a patent search or analysis at each and every stage of your business development may save you a lot of time and effort while creating the next big thing.Traditionally as an inventor or organization you will be advised to perform different types of searches…

Finding a potential licensee for your granted patent is time consuming and expensive task. However, the following four steps will help you get going in your licensing game.List your Granted Patent on USPTO IP Marketplace Platform
The IP Marketplace Platform provides a voluntary listing of patents and patent application publications indicated as “available for licensing”…

The FDA Orange Book is a publication by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) that lists all the drugs approved for use in the country. It includes brand-name and generic drugs and any therapeutic equivalents that the FDA has approved.The Orange Book is officially called the “Approved Drug Products with Therapeutic Equivalence Evaluations”…

We often hear stories of people receiving a counterfeit product from an Amazon order. Maybe you have been part of such a tale, or you are the seller who delivered that product.Building a brand on Amazon with excellent reviews is hard enough. But if you get involved in an infringement case, that may damage your…

When looking for patents related to a particular subject or idea, the first thing that comes to most people’s minds is using google patent search. While this may be an effective way of searching for information online, it is not always the best option for identifying the exact relevant patents. This article will introduce you…

A patent analyst is a person who inspects and analyzes patent documents to identify the intellectual property rights of users and third parties.The job of a patent analyst isn’t as simple as it may sound. The position requires analytical thinking, attention to detail, communication skills, and computer proficiency. Working as a patent analyst will not…