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“The Patent Professor ® has been recognized by Inc Magazine and listed in the Inc5000 as among the fastest growing private companies in the United States.
Although initially founded as an “army of one” by John Rizvi, an adjunct professor of patent law (hence, the firm’s name!) and one of the first group of board certified patent attorneys in the country, the firm has grown into a formidable organization of intellectual property specialists.
Today, The Patent Professor® team consists of board certified patent attorneys, former U.S.P.T.O. patent examiners, registered patent agents, engineers, designers, and illustrators specializing exclusively on protecting new ideas and brand identities.”
Our law firm is unlike any other law firm you have worked with before.
Here, we don’t have hourly billing. Instead, we will give you a simple flat fee for your patent.
Plus, unlike at traditional law firms, we don’t charge for meetings, phone calls, emails, faxes, postage, or photocopies.
A law firm that doesn’t bill like one.
Now, maybe we’ll patent that!
Patent Attorney
If you have come up with an invention that you believe is unique and valuable, it is strongly suggested that you file a patent to protect your ideas from being reproduced. Filing with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office can be a complicated process, but the reward of navigating the application can be extremely rewarding when you are able to pursue your invention without worrying about competitors copying you.
A patent is a form of intellectual property that gives its owner the legal right to exclude others from making, using, selling, and importing an invention for a limited period of years, in exchange for publishing an enabling public disclosure of the invention.
In general, inventions are patentable if they are novel, useful, and non-obvious. To clarify, an invention must be new (novel), have some utility or use, and exhibit an inventive step not obvious to someone skilled in the field.
The four classes of patent are the following:
- A Machine: an apparatus or device
- A Manufacture: a manufactured article
- A Composition of Matter: a combination of ingredients, such as chemicals
- A Process: a method of doing something
The Idea Attorneys® can help clients ranging from individuals with a great idea to large corporations seeking to protect corporate interests. We encourage you to request a free introductory call to explore your opportunities to protect and develop your idea.
We help Medical Professionals, Dental Professionals, Software Companies, Start-ups, Tech Companies, Solopreneurs, Athletes, Service-based Companies, Real Estate Agents, Restaurants, Law Enforcement, Small Businesses, Retail, Bankers, Government Agencies, Fortune 500 Companies, Manufactures, Education, Casinos, Artists, Singers… and more!
Additionally, we serve the following industries: AI, Aerospace, Automotive, Biotech, Blockchain, Clothing, Cosmetic, Computer Science, Food, Marine and Yachting, Medical, Music, Oil and Gas, Pharmaceutical, Processes, Software and Apps, Sporting Goods, and Technology. Let us help you pursue your goals.
The cost of the patent application is calculated based on a thorough patent search. If the field of your invention is highly competitive, meaning there are many existing related or similar inventions, it will require our team more time to draft the patent application. Once the patent search is completed, a fixed fee will be determined.
The provisional patent application offers a cost-effective way to secure an early filing date and a 12-month period to further develop the invention or seek investors. However, the non-provisional patent application is the pathway through which an inventor can pursue a patent, offering legal protection and exclusive rights to the invention.
Therefore, starting with a provisional patent application is ideal if your idea isn’t fully developed yet, as this initial filing grants you protection for a year — giving you more time to refine your concept. Transitioning to a non-provisional patent involves drafting claims, unlike the provisional application. Note that once the non-provisional patent is submitted to the U.S. Patent Office, modifications to the original concept are no longer permitted. Our professionals at The Idea Attorneys® can tailor a strategic plan to fit your needs and goals.
What is a Patent?
Can I pursue a patent for my invention? What are the requirements for a patent?
In general, inventions are patentable if they are novel, useful, and non-obvious. To clarify, an invention must be new (novel), have some utility or use, and exhibit an inventive step not obvious to someone skilled in the field.
What are the four classes of patents?
The four classes of patent are the following:
- A Machine: an apparatus or device
- A Manufacture: a manufactured article
- A Composition of Matter: a combination of ingredients, such as chemicals
- A Process: a method of doing something
Who do you help pursue patents and other intellectual property protections?
The Idea Attorneys® can help clients ranging from individuals with a great idea to large corporations seeking to protect corporate interests. We encourage you to request a free introductory call to explore your opportunities to protect and develop your idea.
How much will it cost me to pursue a patent with The Idea Attorneys?
The cost of the patent application is calculated based on a thorough patent search. If the field of your invention is highly competitive, meaning there are many existing related or similar inventions, it will require our team more time to draft the patent application. Once the patent search is completed, a fixed fee will be determined.
What are the purposes and differences between a provisional patent and a non-provisional patent? Which do I need?
The provisional patent application offers a cost-effective way to secure an early filing date and a 12-month period to further develop the invention or seek investors. However, the non-provisional patent application is the pathway through which an inventor can pursue a patent, offering legal protection and exclusive rights to the invention.
Therefore, starting with a provisional patent application is ideal if your idea isn’t fully developed yet, as this initial filing grants you protection for a year — giving you more time to refine your concept. Transitioning to a non-provisional patent involves drafting claims, unlike the provisional application. Note that once the non-provisional patent is submitted to the U.S. Patent Office, modifications to the original concept are no longer permitted. Our professionals at The Idea Attorneys® can tailor a strategic plan to fit your needs and goals.
