Patent law gives a temporary control to the inventor to make and sell his invention. The period of the patent is limited but it keeps others from making, using, selling or importing the product. It is a license that can be sold, assigned or transferred. A patent is for a specific length of time. The patent law is created to protect the inventions of the inventor.

1. What Are Patent
Laws?
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2. Patent law gives a temporary control to the inventor to
make and sell his invention. The period of the patent is
limited but it keeps others from making, using, selling or
importing the product. It is a license that can be sold,
assigned or transferred. A patent is for a specific length
of time. The patent law is created to protect the
inventions of the inventor.
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3. There are three types of Patent Laws:
Provisional patent law: This law is used to quickly file an
application to protect an invention while a patent is
being obtained. It is much faster, easier and cheaper
than a patent. A provisional patent gives
the inventor twelve months to file a full
patent application. During this time the
term patent pending is used.
Copyright law: This law protects published and
unpublished literature, art and scientific work in any
tangible form. It protects anything you can see hear or
touch. Copyright laws give the creator the exclusive right
to their work whether it is dance, music,
photographs, graphics or HTML coding.
Trademark law: This law intended to let
buyers know what they are buying. A
trademark is a symbol or name that
identifies a product as belonging to a
specific company and that it is legally
registered to that company so that it
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4. can only be used by that company.
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