 IPC Patent Attorney Adam Vickers recently obtained a design patent US Patent D989,238 for the Momentum Hair Dryer, invented by client, Martin McCurtis, founder of Quantum Flow, Inc., located in Jackson, MS.
The Momentum Dryer is a hooded hair dryer that minimizes drying time and user discomfort by manipulating air flow around the user’s head. The unique design affords users optimal hair styling results and a pleasurable experience. If you have questions about patents, contact our professionals at (504) 322-7166 for more information on how IPC can help.  IPC Patent Attorney, Stephen Kepper, recently obtained a design patent US Patent 10,775,133, B2 for a novel gun holster for client, Albert Gene Higdon, Jr. (“Gene”), owner of Mean Gene Leather, a manufacturer who specializes in leather goods for the tactical gear industry.
Specifically, the unique holster invented by Mr. Higdon may be constructed from a single continuous sheet of material, e.g. leather, that is folded in a novel manner and utilizes torsion springs to compress the sides of the holster together to create a positive compression grip on the contents within. If you have questions about patents, contact our professionals at (504) 322-7166 for more information on how IPC can help.  IPC recently recently helped its client, Vibrant Market, obtain federal trademark registration for its mark VIBRANT MARKET (U.S. Trademark Registration No. 6,110,474).
The Vibrant Market is a retail beauty and wellness shop in New Orleans whose trademark application faced a significant hurdle in the form of an existing federal registration for a similar mark. IPC attorneys Ian Barras and Adriano Pacifici were able to overcome this obstacle by taking steps to cancel the prior registration, thus clearing the way for The Vibrant Market to obtain its new registration. If you have questions about trademarks or would like to discuss ways to protect and grow your brand, contact our professionals at (504) 322-7166 for more information on how IPC can help.  IPC recently obtained a patent for its client, Perry Turner Llewellyn of Jacksonville, NC, who specializes in the manufacturing of suppressors for his company, Ballistic Research and Machine. The patent covers a new suppressor assembly for a firearm that allows the suppressor portion of the assembly to be used interchangeably with a blank firing adaptor.
If you have questions about obtaining a patent for your method or invention or would like to discuss ways to protect your product or brand, contact our professionals at (504) 322-7166 for more information on how IPC can help.  IPC Patent Attorney, Ian Barras, recently helped his client, Fat Boy’s Pizza, obtain federal trademark registrations for its mark FAT BOY’S PIZZA (U.S. Trademark Registration 6,114,259 ) and its logo (U.S. Trademark Registration 6,114,260). Fat Boy's Pizza is a new business that has already garnered some name recognition in the New Orleans area and is expanding soon with locations opening in Baton Rouge, LA and Covington, LA. Obtaining these federal registrations is key part of Fat Boy’s Pizza’s expansion plans, and IPC is excited to play an integral role in their growth strategy. If you have questions about trademarks or would like to discuss ways to protect and grow your brand, contact our professionals at (504) 322-7166 for more information on how IPC can help.  IPC successfully negotiated a patent license on behalf of its client, Edge-Works Manufacturing Company. The licensed patents owned by Edge-Works are US Pat No. 9,795,210 and 9,668,568, both covering an expandable carry pouch with variable compression.
Wilder Tactical, LLC, a competitor in the manufacture of tactical gear products, is required to pay Edge-Works a royalty on future sales of several Wilder products. The products manufactured and sold by Wilder that are covered by the license include various products in its Universal product line, including its Tourniquet Pouch, Handcuff Holder, Flashlight/Pepper Spray Holder, Pistol Magazine Pouch, AR-15 Magazine Pouch, and .308 Magazine Pouch. If you have a need for help securing and monetizing your patent rights, please contact IPC for assistance at (504) 322-7166.  IPC Patent Attorney, Ian Barras, recently obtained U.S. Patent No. 10,690,153 for client Stella Maris, a company based in Lafayette, Louisiana dedicated to providing engineering and manufacturing solutions for the oil and gas sector. The patented system is directed to a hydraulic manifold control assembly for use in connection with surface blowout preventer (BOP) and diverter systems.
The mission of IPC's client, Stella Maris, is to design and manufacture customized oil & gas equipment through the use of state-of-the-art technology and superb engineering, optimized to meet client, national and international specifications, and IPC is excited to help them obtain intellectual property protection for their innovations. If you have questions about patents, contact our professionals at (504) 322-7166 for more information on how IPC can help. |
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