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Patents

If you've created a new process, method, or product that resolves a problem, you may have a patentable invention that we can help you with! 

TRADEMARKS

Your brand or "mark", is the face of your business. From font selection to logo design, your brand tells a story about your product or service. It's your brand, own it!

Copyrights

Technology, video streaming, and social media makes creative talent vulnerable to theft! Protect your original works of art with copyrights for your exclusive use.

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Darryl Scott Attorney of Law
EXPERIENCED HOUSTON PATENT ATTORNEY

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We're dedicated to your success. Whether it's protecting your art or invention, we will make sure it happens.

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Our service fees and processes are completely transparent, and we will never promise things we can't deliver.

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We concentrate our focus and attention on our clients to ensure they are fully satisfied.

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Mr. Scott has effectively provided legal support and advice to our business that made us feel the genuine passion he and his team have... I love the fact that Mr. Scott gave us a breakdown of our legal matter and didn’t provide us with false expectations. He was REAL and affordable. Mr. Scott and his team provided us with professional knowledge and courtesy from the initial start. I recommend that you hire him as soon as possible to handle your legal affairs.

Ashlee Wilson

Mr. Scott was recommended to me by the District Clerk of Harris County... to aide me in my Congressional run for Congress. His experience as an attorney and long time advocate in his community made him an invaluable member of the team. He is timely, efficient and well organized, which is especially important in the Intellectual Property Law arena... Retaining Mr. Scott is the best investment any individual, business or organization could ever make.

Lori Bartley

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CAN I COPYRIGHT MY DANCE MOVES?

Quick answer – Depends.  It depends on what type of dance you are trying to copyright.  The best way to understand what is registerable is to speak about a lawsuit that was filed addressing this issue. “Epic [owners of Fortnite] has consistently sought to exploit African- American talent…” a statement quoted by the attorneys representing …
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CAN I TRADEMARK MY #HASHTAG?

In short, yes you can trademark a hashtag. Social media has become a major marketing tool for those who wish to brand their product or service. Hashtags have allowed users to focus their content around a statement to attract attention and to even control the conversation. The first step is to determine what is registrable …
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Failure to mail patent

SAVE YOUR STAMPS – POOR MAN PATENTS ARE MYTHS

This is more of a public service announcement rather than a tip.  Please stop mailing yourself your idea – it doesn’t protect you.  There is a myth that you should mail a copy of your invention in written form to yourself to capture a postmark date.  The premise is that you would be able to show others …
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Copyright Services

FAILURE TO COPYRIGHT CAN COST YOU

Unlike patents (i.e., inventions) or trademarks (slogan, text, and logos), copyrights restrict others from infringing on your art.  Such art may include music, books, publications, paintings, photos, etc.  When “snipping” a photo from the website you may notice the copyright disclaimer attached to the picture. Here are some critical tips to know regarding copyright law.  …
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TRADEMARK TIPS 101

Obtaining a trademark of your logo can be a daunting task if you don’t take preventive measures before registering your logo.  The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) may refuse your logo if the logo will cause a “likelihood of confusion” between your logo and a logo already registered or in a previously-filed pending …
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TO SHARE OR NOT TO SHARE?

To share or not to share?  When you create a new idea or invention, the first thing we ALL like to do is tell someone about it.  We want others to react to our new idea (symptoms of social media, perhaps) and give us feedback.  The first thing inventors do when they call our office …
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