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Intellectual Property |
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Chicago, Illinois |
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Several whys:
Questions to ask yourself:
An innovation with value and a potential spot on the mark is a profit candidate, but candidate only, not a certain contender. Established businesses - can upgrade their current lines with exclusive products and/or services, and facilitate finding the working capital, if the innovation has patent protection. Other than established businesses – it isn’t easy, particularly without product development experience, without available trade lines and often without a good handle on value and market-potential realities. Patent thresholds – must be new and nonobvious given what is known (known includes far more than what you see out there) and then must be aptly patented. Finding capital and/or partners is near impossible without the means to protect your market, and that the means is decent patent protection. other topics - corporate patent applications, entry-level patent applications, patent-application ready, patent application examination, provisional vs non-provisional
more topics -
patent it or not,
patent or trade
secret it, FAQS,
patent term,
public domain vs
patents
questions, inquiries
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contact the firm
(all contact modes)
or call 312.419.8055
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