Hey All,
I designed an item I am considering patenting and could use some help. Anyone have any experience with this? Anyone a patent attorney? Anybody know one they can reccomend?
It's HG related and will be doing some tests shortly. I tested it in another application last weekend and it worked well.
Best regards,
Marc
any chance a member has experience with Patents?
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addicted2climbing
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I dated a patent attorney, but we never talked about patents
. A few years ago I looked into Hang gliding patents to see if any of my ideas were patentable. I think if its already in the public domain you can't. I read there is a 1 year provisional patent to hold your idea - about $100, and later do a full patent $500 minimum if you do it your self. You will need to make good drawings. To pay someone to do it for you its about $1000 minimum.
I saved a few links when I did my research.
http://www.freepatentsonline.com/4116406.html
http://www.patentdvd.com/faq.htm
http://www.patentstorm.us/patents/5146864/claims.html
I saved a few links when I did my research.
http://www.freepatentsonline.com/4116406.html
http://www.patentdvd.com/faq.htm
http://www.patentstorm.us/patents/5146864/claims.html
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addicted2climbing
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Hey OP,
Great to hear someone on here has some knowlege of the patent process. I looked into a provisional patent years ago for some climbing related items I designed, but never persued it since I chose not to make something that would have a liability of being required to arrest a fall and save a life.
This item on the other hand has none of those issues and can be used in many industries; not just HG. Anyhow, I would liek the oportunity to either meet with you or talk to you on the phone. Any help or suggestions I could get to get me on the right path would be great. I can do a lot of the groundwork and also make all my own drawings, but I need help with the paperwork process and wordage for protection.
If youd like to email me on my home address here it is: addicted2climbing@gmail.com
Thanks again,
Marc
661-312-3596
Great to hear someone on here has some knowlege of the patent process. I looked into a provisional patent years ago for some climbing related items I designed, but never persued it since I chose not to make something that would have a liability of being required to arrest a fall and save a life.
This item on the other hand has none of those issues and can be used in many industries; not just HG. Anyhow, I would liek the oportunity to either meet with you or talk to you on the phone. Any help or suggestions I could get to get me on the right path would be great. I can do a lot of the groundwork and also make all my own drawings, but I need help with the paperwork process and wordage for protection.
If youd like to email me on my home address here it is: addicted2climbing@gmail.com
Thanks again,
Marc
661-312-3596
- Steve90266
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Patent attorney
My brother-in-law is a patent attorney, and he is pretty good at what he does. He's independent, so his fees are reasonable. He can take you from start to finish or anywhere in between.
His name is Gordon Gray. You can give him a call at the office if you'd like. The number is (562) 984-2020.
His name is Gordon Gray. You can give him a call at the office if you'd like. The number is (562) 984-2020.
Steve Murillo