The Inventor's Notebook: A Patent it Yourself Companion

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Author: David Pressman

ISBN-10: 1413306446

ISBN-13: 9781413306446

Category: Intellectual Property Law

The best way to protect your invention is to keep good records. Let The Inventor’s Notebook track and prompt you to take care of every important step in the process.\ Use it to:\ *document the development of your invention\ *help you can make refinements while building and testing\ *assess the commercial potential of your invention\ *calculate how much capital you are likely to need \ *organize your search for funds to build, test, manufacture and distribute your...

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Everything you need to document the invention process -- when you're done, you'll have legal proof that you created it first! IEEE MICRO Can help you organize and document your development activities -- something you'll be glad you did when it comes time to patent your invention.

What The Inventor's Notebook Does and How to Use It1. Using the Notebook2. Legal Protection3. Marketing4. Financing5. Help Beyond This BookAppendixesI. NotebookII. WorksheetsIII. GlossaryIV. Fee ScheduleV. Tear-Out Forms

\ The Washington PostHandy to speed up any legal help you might need.\ \ \ \ \ Book NewsDescribes the invention process and how to keep records of it for legal protection, marketing, and financing.\ \ \ IEEE MICROCan help you organize and document your development activities -- something you'll be glad you did when it comes time to patent your invention.\ \ \ \ \ NASA Tech BriefsOffers an organized way to document an invention's progress from first glimmer to the marketplace.\ \ \ \ \ Small Business OpportunitiesDesigned to help you document the key steps of the invention process.... Use this valuable book to record, track and document every step along the way.\ \ \ \ \ NASAAn excellent tool to assist the private inventor in assembling the necessary records and documentation required for the successful award of a patent.\ — Jack A. Kinzler\ \ \ \ \ Baylor UniversityForces the inventor to go beyond the creative act and addresses issues such as costs, the market, and competition.\ — Donald L. Sexton\ \