How to Patent an Idea or Invention: An Easy-To-Read Guide for the Process of Getting a Patent or 'Patent Pending' Provisional Patent (How to Get a Patent)
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| Rating | : | 4.45 (656 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 151937822X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 44 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-08-22 |
| Language | : | English |
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Sloane Greyson said Protect your intellectual rights. Although I am not an inventor… yet, I still find this book very useful and informative. It helped me understand the process and steps required for getting an idea patented. It is only now that I understood how important it is to legally protect your ideas. Now that the information is readily available, we should put everything in place. The tips here will also save individuals a lot of effort and expenses involved in patenting.. General and without helpful details Kindle Customer This information can be gathered by doing a couple searches. A lot of places have all of the same information compiled together for free. I was hoping it would be more educational on filing a provisional patent, as the title states. The book, basically, just tells you to get a patent attorney or the equivalent. The book appears to maybe be a way to send business to an Inventor Service Agency listed in the book.. Sanjin said Packed with helpful info. This guide is packed with information in such a small number of pages. It tells you what to do and how to proceed when you have a good idea for an invention. I loved the part where the author explains how to avoid scams and protect your idea, that is really useful.This is not a complete and comprehensive guide, I think that a little more research is needed, but this is great for taking first steps towards patenting something. Take all the information you can get, it can be crucial to your invention.
A patent is a temporary government-issued monopoly that prevents others from making, using, or selling your product. Holding a patent on an invention grants you the authority to issue licenses to others (individuals or companies) who want to make and sell your product. If you’re invention is a good one, then you’re off to a running start, but 95% of the potential for success hinges on how you go about procuring your patent and finding partners to help you make and sell your product. This book is designed to give you a solid fundamental understanding of this involved (and at times, complicated) process. This book will help you better understand the patenting process by providing step-by-step instructions on the how, when, and where of patenting.. Nor do you want any tag-along imitators or giant corporations claiming your idea as their own. So you’ve got the next breakthrough invention! With your new idea that’s poised to take the market by storm, you don’t want anyone beating you to the punch