We are a proud member of the Nextlaw Global Referral Network, a legal referral network with 283 member firms providing services to clients in 160 countries launched by Dentons, the word's largest law firm. Additionally, Mr. Morgan is a patent attorney at Ryuka USA, a subsidiary of Ryuka IP Law Firm, one of the largest intellectual property law firms in Japan.
Our focus is on providing high quality patent drafting and prosecution services at an affordable price to clients nationally and worldwide. Our clients include a major semiconductor company, software development companies, numerous start-ups and individual inventors. We are conveniently located in Tempe, Arizona (AZ) which is part of the metro Phoenix area, but our reach is to all 50 states and beyond.
Applications, database, operating systems, imaging, data mining, artificial intelligence, and much more. Mr. Morgan received a J.D. degree from Saint John's University School of Law in 1998, and an M.S. in Computer Science from Farleigh Dickinson University in 1993.
Our focus is on providing high quality patent drafting and prosecution services at an affordable price to clients nationally and worldwide. Our clients include a major semiconductor company, software development companies, numerous start-ups and individual inventors. We are conveniently located in Tempe, Arizona (AZ) which is part of the metro Phoenix area, but our reach is to all 50 states and beyond.
Applications, database, operating systems, imaging, data mining, artificial intelligence, and much more. Mr. Morgan received a J.D. degree from Saint John's University School of Law in 1998, and an M.S. in Computer Science from Farleigh Dickinson University in 1993.
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The Framers of the US Constitution made sure that Congress would be given the power to enact laws to protect inventors and artists.
The grant of a patent by the US government provides the patentee with the legal right to prevent others from making, using, and importing the invention for the length of the patent term.
At present, the term for a utility patent is measured as twenty years from the effective filing date of the patent application.
To assess whether the inventor has at least invented something "new", it is recommended that a novelty search be performed.
The grant of a patent by the US government provides the patentee with the legal right to prevent others from making, using, and importing the invention for the length of the patent term.
At present, the term for a utility patent is measured as twenty years from the effective filing date of the patent application.
To assess whether the inventor has at least invented something "new", it is recommended that a novelty search be performed.
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