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Dilworth IP founder and managing partner Michael Dilworth has been recognized by IAM as one of the leading patent professionals worldwide for 2021.

A fair royalty rate can be determined using a top-down method or a bottom-up method (also known as a “comparable licenses” method). Using this approach to determine the value of a SEP portfolio provides the focus on the strengths of one to overcome the weaknesses of the other.

Improve market share and enterprise value by developing an understanding of IP alignment as a strategic priority.

With this guidance, owners of collections of marks that share a common element, whether that element is a separate word in a mark or a formative part of a word in a mark, can find a new way to protect and strengthen their brands.

Learn the strategies, opportunities, and impact you can achieve by integrating IP as a core element of your overall business and innovation strategy.

Properly captured and protected innovation can also lead to incredibly lucrative IP portfolios that, in addition to improving the quality of life for humanity, can be financially rewarding to forward-thinking organizations. In this article, we’ll explore three key components of capturing innovation in your organization.

Enterprises looking to sustain their growth must bolster the R&D along with IP innovations. In this article, we’ll explore how you can lay out key strategies to incentivize IP innovation and inventorship in your organization.

When various stakeholders in the innovation process read a patent, they can save time and increase effectiveness by focusing on the parts of the patent that are most relevant to their respective role. This infographic is a great visual guide outlining these different perspectives.

If you lead a company that innovates, often the future is inextricably tied to the intellectual property (IP) portfolio you develop and curate over time. In this article, we’ll explore several key components to establishing a strategic plan that will maximize the benefit of your IP for years to come.

This primer covers the basics of U.S. restriction practice and offers some considerations when responding to a restriction requirement.