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Patent attorneys or patent agents are the registered professionals who are supposed to know how to get patents.
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Patent Funding: Better Patents from BlueIron
One of the biggest ironies is that your patent attorney cannot give you good advice. But patent funding changes that.
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How to Get a Good Patent
How to get a good patent? It is easy to get a worthless patent[1][2], but quite hard to file a good one.
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How to Find a Good Patent Attorney
Here is a simple technique to find a good patent attorney: start with at least *two* candidates. Ask each attorney to give you a sample of their work,…
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BlueIron Model, Patent Drafting, Patent Process, Patent Strategy, Patent Valuation, Working with Attorneys
Worthless Patents – How to Avoid the Biggest Pitfalls
Worthless patents happen for two reasons: the original invention was not selected properly and the patent was poorly prosecuted with the patent examiner.
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Independent Inventors are a Walking Malpractice Suit
As I began to learn patent law 20+ years ago, a senior attorney described independent inventors as “walking malpractice lawsuits”. His way of handing independent inventors was to…
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Why Patent Attorneys Always Suggest Getting a Patent
This story is not about only having a hammer and everything looks like a nail. There is more to the story.
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Problems Caused by the Attorney/Client Relationship
The attorney/client relationships HURTS startup companies when it comes to patents.
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Patents that “Hide the Ball”
I had a telephone interview with a patent examiner the other week and in the course of the interview, the examiner said that he really liked my patent…
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Writing Your Own Patent
Some inventors write their own patent applications. This can be a very valuable exercise because forcing yourself to put the invention down on paper can help you better…
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What does a good patent application look like?
I had a telephone interview with a patent examiner a while ago and in the course of the interview, the examiner said that he really liked my patent…
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