Suiter Swantz IP Top Patent-issuing Firm in Nebraska

Suiter Swantz IP Top Patent-issuing Firm in Nebraska We are proud to announce that Suiter Swantz IP has been ranked as one of the top patent-issuing firms of 2021 by Harrity Analytics! These rankings…


National Inventors' Day: Inventions that Revolutionized History

Our nation wouldn't be the same without the incredible inventors who have made America what it is today. National Inventors’ Day is a day to acknowledge past and present great inventors. First signed…


Grown with Love this Valentine's Day!

Roses have always been associated with Valentine’s Day, but who knew they were also significant in patent history? Red is the most common rose color given at Valentine’s Day, and long-stemmed roses…


Intellectual Property And Their Role In Olympic Games

The intellectual property system, and trademarks in particular, play a pivotal role in safeguarding the unique character of the Olympic Games and their identifications, including the Olympic symbol,…


Inventions Made by Kids

Kids can be incredibly creative and inventive – and some even see their extensive ideas develop into amazing business opportunities as well. These children turned their frustrations, mistakes and…


Nebraska College of Law

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 College of Law this spring. The course focuses on the…


Best Time of Year for Holiday Patent Cheer!

Season’s Greetings and Holiday Inventions It’s the time of year to celebrate — so let’s celebrate innovation! Many inventors have done their best to make the holidays bright, and here are a few items…


Thanksgiving...a Time to be Thankful for Innovation

Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and soon millions of people across the United States will be gathering with family, friends, and other loved ones to share a meal and make new memories. Check…