OBTAINING PATENTS ✅ INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ✅ SERVICES

Stage 1. Initial Consultation and Patent Situation Analysis

Scope:

Client situation analysis: determining whether patent infringement exists and establishing grounds for litigation or defense.

Review of existing patent or claimed subject matter.

Legal assessment of dispute prospects.

Patent Attorney's Actions:

Verification of patent status (USPTO).

Analysis of patent documentation and potential infringement.

Providing written opinion and action strategy.

Stage 2. Pre-trial Settlement (License, Warning, Negotiations)

Content:

Attempt to resolve the dispute amicably before going to court.

Sending a Cease & Desist Letter or responding to it.

Actions of the Patent Attorney:

Preparation of an official letter demanding the cessation of infringement.

Participation in negotiations for a license agreement or settlement.

Analysis of the response from the infringing party.

Stage 3. Filing a Patent Infringement Lawsuit

Content:

Initiating legal proceedings in a U.S. federal court.

Actions of the Patent Attorney:

Preparing and filing a complaint.
Registering the case in federal court.
Obtaining court rulings and securing evidence.

Stage 4. Court Proceedings (Discovery, Motion Practice, Trial)

Content:

Full case consideration: evidence exchange, expert testimony, hearings.

Actions of the Patent Attorney:

Presenting evidence during discovery.
Working with technical experts to confirm patentability and infringement.
Filing motions, participating in court hearings.
Courtroom advocacy.

Stage 5. Appeal or Enforcement of Court Decision

Content:

Appeal (if necessary) or enforcement of judgment: compensation recovery, cessation of infringement.

Actions of the Patent Attorney:

Filing an appeal or responding to one.
Overseeing the judgment enforcement process.
Developing further rights protection strategy.

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US Patent Registration: How to Protect Your Innovations

Obtaining a US patent is a strategic step for any inventor or company looking to protect their intellectual developments in one of the world's most powerful markets. Consultant provides comprehensive patent registration support, helping navigate complex bureaucratic procedures, minimize rejection risks, and ensure robust legal protection for your solutions.

How to File a US Patent Application: Step-by-Step Guidance

The US patent process begins with a preliminary patent search to assess your invention's uniqueness. The next step involves preparing a complete documentation package for submission to the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Our specialists provide:

Patentability analysis of the invention
Technical description development compliant with USPTO requirements
Preparation and filing of applications (provisional or non-provisional)
Communication with examiners and Office Actions responses

US Patent Attorney: Why Professional Representation Matters

Working with a licensed patent attorney provides not just legal support but strategic business protection. Our registered practitioners are authorized to represent clients before the USPTO, handle official correspondence, amend applications, and provide full-cycle support from filing to patent maintenance.

Consultant offers customized approaches tailored to each client's technical specifications and commercial interests. You maintain full process control with guaranteed results.

US Patent Costs: Transparent Pricing and Payment Stages

Patent fees vary by application type (provisional/non-provisional), technical description complexity, and number of claims. We provide clear estimates before engagement and offer convenient payment staging.

We always deliver optimal cost-benefit ratios tailored for startups, entrepreneurs, and technical professionals.

Patent Protection: Post-Registration Strategies

After registration, maintaining patent validity and enforcing rights against infringers becomes crucial. We assist with patent monitoring, licensing agreements, and litigation representation. Patent registration is just the beginning of long-term US IP protection.