Kathleen Kuznicki
Patent Attorney Lynch Weis, LLC
Office 501 Smith Drive, Suite 3 Cranberry Twp. Pennsylvania 16066 United States Office Phone: 724-776-8000 Website: The Lynch Law Group
Biography
Kathleen Kuznicki is a patent attorney focusing on providing legal services to small and mid-sized business, giving them top-tier quality legal work without the large firm price structure. Kathleen works with businesses to protect some of their most valuable assets, their intellectual property.
Latest Posts
When Does a Descriptive Mark Supplemental Registration Improve Branding? 
What can be branded? Names of businesses, associated logos, taglines, slogans, names of products, and even product shapes, sounds, smells, and colors can be part of your brand.Keeping Track of Your Competitors’ Intellectual Property 
As businesses grow and develop, so do their intellectual property (IP) assets. And if these businesses are engaging in proper IP management, they are filing trademark and patent applications to protect their IP. However, because of the public nature of both trademark and patent prosecutions, one may get an inkling of their competitors’ business plans if they monitor these application filings. Though not a perfect way to predict the exact nature of your competitors’ future offerings, keeping track of IP filings can be a guide to where your competitors are moving.When Does Your Website Become Your Greatest Risk? 
Do you have a website? Do you have images on your website? Do you know where those images came from? Truly, do you? If you didn’t create the images yourself or you didn’t license the images from their owner, you are probably violating copyright infringement laws. It doesn’t matter if you didn’t know; innocent infringement is still infringement!Getting a Patent: Outline of a Patent Application 
If you are considering getting a patent, you should be familiar with the items that must be included in a patent application. Below is a detailed outline of the material you will need to prepare to patent your new invention.How Long Does it Take to Get a Patent? 
When people come to talk with me about patenting their inventive idea, inevitably this question arises: “How long will it take to get a patent?” When I tell them it will probably take close to three years, their jaws drop in surprise. “Really, it’s going to take that long?!??!!?!” YEP.