Three Reasons to Protect Your Intellectual Property
So, why should you care about protecting your intellectual property? Intellectual property (IP) often gets put on the back burner by business owners.…
Celebrating President’s Day: Who Was The Only President To Hold A Patent?
In honor of President's Day, we're uncovering the only president-held invention and who is considered to be the 'Father of Invention.' Abraham…
Love Is Patent, Love Is Kind: Our Favorite Patents For Valentine’s Day
Whether you celebrate Valentine's Day or avoid it, we can all get some enjoyment from the various pieces of popular intellectual property associated…
Honoring The International Day of Women and Girls In Science
The International Day of Women and Girls in Science is observed each year on February 11th by the United Nations to encourage the involvement of…
Celebrating Black Pioneers in Science this Black History Month
American innovation is rich with the contributions and influence of many Black inventors and STEM professionals. Get to know these notable Black…
The Super Bowl: Brought to You by Intellectual Property!
As the Kansas City Chiefs and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers get ready for Super Bowl Sunday, intellectual property protections and innovations are helping…
Matt Poulsen Teaching Patent Law Course at University of Nebraska College of Law
Suiter Swantz IP Co-Owner and Patent Attorney Matt Poulsen is teaching Patent Practice and Innovation Management at the University of Nebraska…
Suiter Swantz IP 2021 U.S. Patent Calendar
Suiter Swantz IP 2021 U.S. Patent Calendar At the beginning of each year, we enjoy creating a U.S. Patent Calendar that we send to our clients and…
Ringing In The New Year With New Year’s Eve Inspired Inventions
As we countdown to the new year, there are so many inventions to help us celebrate. From festive accessories to champagne, new years celebrations are…
‘Tis The Season To Celebrate Some Classic Holiday Inventions
It's time to celebrate winter holidays and traditions. From snowy-weather activities to unique decorations, this time of year is always filled with…
Recognizing Wright Brothers Day and Aviation History
On Wright Brothers Day, Suiter Swantz IP commends Orville and Wilbur Wright's innovation and passion for aviation. On December 17, 1903, two brothers…
History of the Guitar: Electric to Acoustic, Van Halen to Fender
Music is a vital part of our cultural expression, and perhaps no musical instrument has shaped the development of music as much as the guitar. From…
Granville Woods’ Railway Telegraphy Patent No. 373,383
As a trailblazing inventor, Granville Woods set out to develop the railroad telegraph. This device transmitted messages through static electricity…
World Science Day for Peace and Development
Suiter Swantz IP celebrates World Science Day for Peace and Development. Today we observe the significant role of science in society and the need to…
Ways To Celebrate and Observe National STEM Day
Today we celebrate National STEM Day, a national holiday reserved to encourage kids and individuals of all ages to identify their passions in the…
Classic Football Patents To Celebrate The Season
The long awaited football season is upon us. Whether you're watching your team from your couch or playing your own game, Suiter Swantz IP wants to…
Celebrating Halloween With Candy, Costumes and Creepy Traditions
Parents and kids are scrambling to put the final touches on costumes and Jack-o'-lanterns, not to mention stocking up on candy for tonight's trick or…
Gearing Up For Halloween With Some Wacky Halloween Inventions
It’s that time of year again when ghosts and ghouls go bump in the night and trick or treaters hunt for candy and costumes. While Intellectual…
Sean Suiter Teaching Patent Law Course at Creighton University School of Law
Suiter Swantz IP Co-Owner and Patent Attorney, Sean Patrick Suiter, is teaching Patent Law at Creighton University School of Law during the 2020 fall…
USPTO v. Booking.com – Booking.com Argues Against “Generic” Trademark Registration
Booking.com argues against “generic” trademark registration In a ruling by the Supreme Court in July, United States Patent and Trademark Office et.…