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Q: WHAT ARE THE INVENTOR'S CHANCES OF OBTAINING PATENT PROTECTION? posted Thursday 12 of May 2011 by David A. For your invention to be patentable, it must be novel, non-obvious and useful. In general, a patent practitioner finds that only a... view tags: patentable, chances, patent, protection

Q: IF I WOULD LIKE PATENT PROTECTION IN THE US, WHAT DO I DO? posted Sunday 4 of September 2011 by Jorja A. To get a U.S. patent, you must file an application with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. A patent application is a complex le... view tags: patent, protection, us, trademark office, uspto

Q: WHAT DEGREE OF PROTECTION AM I AFFORDED FOR AN INVENTION WHICH HAS A PENDING PATENT? IS IT SAFE TO MARKET THE IDEA? IS IT POSSIBLE FOR THEM TO STEAL THE INVENTION ONCE YOU DISCLOSE IT TO THEM? posted Thursday 28 of February 2013 by Earl A. You have something you can license. Companies know that if you sue them, it will cost them a large sum of money to defend. Yes, ... view tags: protection, invention, pending, patent, steal, disclose

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