3 Critical Ways Patent Translation Can Aid The Filing Process
We have all experienced the headaches of bureaucracy by filling-out important forms with complex terminology. Considering how difficult it can be to fill out a normal form, it’s unsurprising that the patent filing process is even more complicated, especially given the stakes. Filing a patent application requires a firm understanding of legal terminology and extreme…
What is Patent Translation And How Can It Help Your Organization?
If you’ve invented a new groundbreaking product, you might want to patent it! Your creation constitutes intellectual property (or IP). As such, you may want to protect it so that others don’t use your idea for their own gain. One of the ways to do this is by filing a patent and hiring a language…
How Legal Translation Services Help You Keep Up With New Legal Trends
The legal field, as with any other, has been anticipating new industry trends, especially coming out of the pandemic. In order to make sure you are doing all you can to keep up with these trends, you need to consider how legal translation services can help you. Not only is legal translation extremely important whenever…
3 Ways Patent Translation Services Can Benefit You
With the strict rules and regulations surrounding international patents, it can seem daunting to think about translating global patents on your own. This is where a professional legal translation company can help. High quality patent translation services offer you the confidence that your patents will be translated accurately and in line with any and all…
Why is there a growing need for Japanese Patent Translation?
Due to a steady increase in patent filings from Japan and South Korea, both languages have steadily become two of the most in-demand languages for patent translation services. Both Japan and Korea have remained among the top innovation hot-spots. In fact, Japan lead with a significant cluster of inventors in Tokyo, with approximately 94,079 patent…
What Exactly is Patent Translation?
Why is Patent Translation Important? These days, companies aspire to succeed not only on a national level, but also in the international landscape. To achieve that goal and triumph globally, companies need to ensure the protection of any unique or innovative proposals. Here, patent translation is the key. It’s not just necessary to do this…
4 Blatant Examples of Brand “Borrowing” and Global Trademark Infringement
Trademark infringement cases are difficult enough to handle when they occur within a country’s borders, but dealing with infringement becomes more complicated across international borders. A company that’s well- known globally may suddenly discover that their branding is in use internationally by independent businesses – and not by accident. We’ve collected 4 examples of blatant international trademark infringement cases, and their results…
How Accurate Is WIPO’s Patent Machine Translation System?
The Word Intellectual Property Organization has expanded their patent machine translation tool – a neural machine translation software – to include ten languages for international patent research. Neural networks are considered the latest technological advancement in the translation services industry, and we decided to test out just how accurate a patent translation the WIPO platform…
China and Brazil Come To Agreement for New Patent Prosecution Highway
The IP5 offices (represented by the U.S. Japan, Korea, China, and the EU) are subject to thousands of patent applications a year. Backlogs in patent processing are prevalent both inside and out of the IP5. The need for patent offices to speed up processing have led to China and Brazil agreeing on a Patent Prosecution Highway pilot…
UK Transitioning Into The EU Unitary Patent System
The European Union’s implementing of a centralized, uniform system for all participating EU member nations was left with a bit of ambiguity following uncertainty about the Brexit and Unitary Patent relationship. Now, however, the UK has ratified the Unitary Patent System. This system along with a Unified Patent Court are scheduled to begin functioning late this year, and…