Intellectual Property – Questions Related to "Intellectual Property"
posted Wednesday 15 of August 2012 by Morgan
A. No, it is not wise, unless the potential investor is trustworthy and has signed a confidentiality agreement. Otherwise, you shoul... view
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posted Tuesday 7 of August 2012 by Dylan
A. You can talk to anyone trustworthy who agrees, at least orally, to keep the invention secret. You can talk to a licensed patent a... view
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posted Tuesday 7 of February 2012 by michel
A. Yes, the only representative of the company in bankruptcy is the trustee. However, you can approach the trustee anonymously.
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posted Sunday 4 of September 2011 by Zoe
A. In order for an invention to be patentable it must be new as defined in the relevant patent law, which, taking the US as an exampl... view
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posted Sunday 4 of September 2011 by Victoria
A. The national and regional patent laws specify the general field of subject matter that can be patented and the conditions under wh... view
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Dr Patentsteins' Tips
When you think you might have an invention with sales potential, immediately discuss the idea with a registered patent practitioner | Ensure you sketch all significant elements of your invention on paper, writing as much detail and comments regarding its' operation | After creating any descriptions or sketching your invention, ensure a witness (or even two) sign the paper to support your claim |
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