News and Events

Welcome to Ruttler IP Law’s News and Events page. In this section, you’ll find recent news and announcements as well as information on upcoming events and seminars. We will regularly update this page with news and events so please check back often.

Green Technology Pilot Program

Monday, January 25, 2010.

“The USPTO is implementing a pilot program to permit applications pertaining to “green technologies” (i.e., applications pertaining to environmental quality, energy conservation, development of renewable energy resources, or greenhouse gas emission reduction) to be advanced out of turn without meeting all of the current requirements of the accelerated examination program.” Please refer to our blog for more information and a direct link to the Federal Register.

USPTO Pilots Program to Accelerate the Patent Process

Friday, January 22, 2010.

The USPTO is piloting a new program to accelerate the patent process for small entity inventors. This program may significantly reduce the patent examination period and accelerate protection for important innovations. Please refer to our blog for more information on this exciting news.

Firm Welcomes New Paralegal

Tuesday, November 17, 2009.

Ruttler IP Law is pleased to welcome a new paralegal to their team. Mischell Mayo brings years of administrative experience to the firm and looks forward to working with Mr. Ruttler to provide the best in patent and trademark services. She possesses a keen eye for detail, passion for customer service and a talent for research and writing.

Quick Links

  1. Patent Applications
  2. Trademark Registrations
  3. Trademark Registration Disputes
  4. Basic Intellectual Property Law Principles

Applications

  • Patent Applications should be filed for new or improved inventions. read more +
  • Trademark Applications should be filed for product and service names, logos, and slogans. read more +
  • Provisional Applications are a relatively inexpensive and quick way to secure pending status for an invention prior to making any disclsoures. Once filed, an applicant has up to a year to decide whether to file a formal non-provisional application. read more +