Abington IP's Practice

Abington IP practices in the areas of patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, and related litigation. We can help you prepare and file patent applications, apply for federal trademark protection, submit copyrighted materials to the Library of Congress Copyright Office, and protect your trade secrets.

Intellectual property is often the most valuable of all assets held by individuals and businesses. For example, the top 10 valued global brands (trademarks) are: Coca-Cola ($67 Billion), Microsoft ($56.9 Billion), IBM ($56.2 Billion), GE ($48.9 Billion), Intel ($32.3 Billion), Nokia ($30.1 Billion), Toyota ($27.9 Billion), Disney ($27.8 Billion), McDonald's ($27.5 Billion), Mercedes ($21.8 Billion). Read more >

Aggressive intellectual property protection is important to the continued value of these brands. This includes acquiring, maintaining, and enforcing patents and trademarks associated with these brands. Abington IP can help you acquire, maintain, and aggressively protect your intellectual property.

Areas of Practice

A patent does not necessarily give the inventor the right to use the patented invention. For example, an inventor who patents an improvement to an already patented process must get permission from the patent owner of the original process before practicing the improved process. Read more >

A patent confers to the inventor only the right to exclude others from making, using, selling, importing, or offering an invention for sale. Read more >