Patent Lawyer in California, Florida, Illinois, New York, Texas, Wisconsin - All 50 States. Don Ersler is a patent attorney with 24 years of experience in patent law, plus bachelor degrees in mechanical and electronic engineering, 12 years of design engineering experience, and a juris doctor degree in law. As an experienced patent lawyer, Don has the know-how and skills to write the strongest possible patent application, avoid prior patents, and work around prior art.
He will protect your invention or idea. In addition, Mr. Ersler can provide assistance with intellectual patents as an IP patent attorney. All technologies are applicable to patent law, and Don Ersler can offer the necessary guidance to assure your patents are registered and filed accurately and completely at a reasonable price. As your patent agent, Don will quote a flat fee for all legal needs related to obtaining your patent, such as Invention Licensing, so you will know all legal costs before you start.
Don works with inventors, design departments, and corporate attorneys in the USA and around the world from his office near Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
He will protect your invention or idea. In addition, Mr. Ersler can provide assistance with intellectual patents as an IP patent attorney. All technologies are applicable to patent law, and Don Ersler can offer the necessary guidance to assure your patents are registered and filed accurately and completely at a reasonable price. As your patent agent, Don will quote a flat fee for all legal needs related to obtaining your patent, such as Invention Licensing, so you will know all legal costs before you start.
Don works with inventors, design departments, and corporate attorneys in the USA and around the world from his office near Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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It generally includes a "specification" containing a description of the invention, a set of drawings which illustrates the invention, and one or more "claims" which define the legal rights of the inventor.
Anyone who has an invention that is worthwhile to sell and is likely to be copied by a competitor can benefit from a patent.
The patent gives the holder a legal monopoly to make, use, and sell the invention for a period of about 17 years.
Of course, the sales of the invention should be enough to justify the expense of the patent process.
Anyone who has an invention that is worthwhile to sell and is likely to be copied by a competitor can benefit from a patent.
The patent gives the holder a legal monopoly to make, use, and sell the invention for a period of about 17 years.
Of course, the sales of the invention should be enough to justify the expense of the patent process.
If you have any questions after reading this information, feel free to call or E-mail me at info@itspatentable.com with no obligation.
I charge flat fees for most of my work (unlike my competitors), so you will have a reasonable idea of the cost before you start.
As your patent agent, Don will quote a flat fee for all legal needs related to obtaining your patent, like invention licensing, so you will know all legal costs before you start.
Don works with inventors, design departments, and corporate attorneys in the USA and around the world from his office near Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA.
I charge flat fees for most of my work (unlike my competitors), so you will have a reasonable idea of the cost before you start.
As your patent agent, Don will quote a flat fee for all legal needs related to obtaining your patent, like invention licensing, so you will know all legal costs before you start.
Don works with inventors, design departments, and corporate attorneys in the USA and around the world from his office near Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA.
First, hire a patent attorney who is familiar with your product to determine if the accused product reads on the claims of your patent.
The patent attorney should review the file history of your patent to determine if the accused product is within the scope or breadth of the patent claims.
The next step is counting the cost.
Do you have the money to out last a big opponent?
What amount of money can you budget a month to pay the litigation costs?
Litigation costs not only include the attorney bills, but the cost of expert witnesses, court reporters, and sometimes travel expenses.
The patent attorney should review the file history of your patent to determine if the accused product is within the scope or breadth of the patent claims.
The next step is counting the cost.
Do you have the money to out last a big opponent?
What amount of money can you budget a month to pay the litigation costs?
Litigation costs not only include the attorney bills, but the cost of expert witnesses, court reporters, and sometimes travel expenses.
Many inventors ask if there is a world patent application.
Unfortunately, there is not a world patent application.
There is a Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) application, which allows an inventor to delay filing in most foreign countries for the payment of a fee.
The PCT application may be filed through the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
The PCT fee is based on the size of the application.
The PCT application allows you to buy a delay in filing a foreign patent application up to 31 months from the filing date of the USPTO patent application.
Unfortunately, there is not a world patent application.
There is a Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) application, which allows an inventor to delay filing in most foreign countries for the payment of a fee.
The PCT application may be filed through the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
The PCT fee is based on the size of the application.
The PCT application allows you to buy a delay in filing a foreign patent application up to 31 months from the filing date of the USPTO patent application.
A trademark is an exclusive name that no competitor can use to identify or advertise their product or business.
It is possible to use a name to describe a product or business without obtaining trademark protection.
You may also use this name for many years before filing for a trademark; a trademark becomes stronger the longer it is used.
However, if a competitor has been using the same name somewhere else in the United States for a similar period and files a trademark application before you do, that competitor may be able to keep you from using the name.
It is possible to use a name to describe a product or business without obtaining trademark protection.
You may also use this name for many years before filing for a trademark; a trademark becomes stronger the longer it is used.
However, if a competitor has been using the same name somewhere else in the United States for a similar period and files a trademark application before you do, that competitor may be able to keep you from using the name.
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