"When Does Patenting An Idea NOT Make Sense?"
28/11/07 00:14 Filed in: Patents
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There are many
situations in which an inventor may find themselves
pondering whether or not it is worth pursuing patent
protection for their idea or invention. It is a good
question and one worthy of further exploration. For
the purposes of this article, we will be considering
typical circumstance of an individual inventor or
small entity, as opposed to a corporation or other
business entity. Additionally, the term "patent" as
used throughout generally refers to a utility and/or
design patent as opposed to provisional patent
protection, which can be done fairly inexpensively or
filed on your own for less than $200.
So, let's get started. When does patenting and idea NOT make sense? Read More...
So, let's get started. When does patenting and idea NOT make sense? Read More...