If you don't care enough about your idea to protect it, why should someone be interested enough in it to pay you for your idea? Patenting your idea. Patents may either be "utility," "design," or "provisional." It is crucial to know what type of patent you need. For a limited sub-set of inventions, a design patent may be sufficient, but most inventions ultimately need a utility patent to be fully protected. Some shady firms will, often without telling inventors, push them into design patents, which offer minimal protection for most inventions. The United States Patent & Trademark Office maintains a list of complaints against firms. Be sure you are working with a reputable firm.
A patent search is generally the first step to protect your idea. You disclose your idea in confidence, and we give our opinion along with patents found in the search to you in writing. We do service for a fixed fee.
If a search has been done and its results indicate that a patent may be obtainable, the next step is to decide what type and to prepare and file an application.
While your invention is patent-pending, we can work with you in relation to your efforts to market your ideas.
As important in the success of your idea as proper intellectual property protection will be your marketing efforts. It is your idea, and no one will be as committed to it as you are. To make your dream a reality you will have to not only be inventor, but you will need to be at least a tolerable salesperson. We can work with you to formulate a strategy with the goal of getting your invention to market.
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