Think getting a patent is enough? Think again! A strong IP strategy takes BOTH Patentability & Freedom-to-Operate (FTO) studies. Patentability checks if your idea is new and non-obvious—FTO ensures you're not stepping on someone else's legal toes! Discover how these two searches work together to protect your invention, reduce legal risks, and fuel market success. Watch till the end to avoid costly patent mistakes!

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Intellectual property rights

Patent infringement

Prior art search

Innovation strategy

Patent eligibility

Legal risk management

Technology commercialization

Patent office procedures

Invention protection

IP due diligence

How to conduct a freedom to operate search

Importance of patentability search before filing

Steps to protect your invention legally

Difference between FTO and patentability search

Why startups need intellectual property strategy

Avoiding patent infringement in product development

Understanding the patent search process

Legal steps before launching a new product

How to secure patent rights for innovation

Role of IP experts in patent strategy