Re:United States Transitions To A 'First-Inventor-To-File' P...
by rogueriver on Friday March 15, 2013 @02:50PM
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Thanks! I do think they could lower fees for individuals,
but put a limit on the number of patents, or Trademarks
a person could file--maybe just one at the reduced fee?
Corporations and LLC's would not get the discount.
I don't think their would be a rush of individual inventors
overloading the department with frivilious, Nolo Press enabled patent requests.
Plus, if that became reality; they could drop the program.
If anyone reads this, avoid any patent service that advertises on t.v.. Research your patient before you
hire a attorney, or DIY.
My main gripe was with the Tradmark fees. I don't
remember the fee, but even if it was $300.00--that's still
too high--especially for a www.mywebsite567.whatever?
I personally think the larger the company, the higher the
fee. Didn't Apple try to patent rounded edges?
Corporations and LLC's would not get the discount.
I don't think their would be a rush of individual inventors overloading the department with frivilious, Nolo Press enabled patent requests.
Plus, if that became reality; they could drop the program.
If anyone reads this, avoid any patent service that advertises on t.v.. Research your patient before you hire a attorney, or DIY.
My main gripe was with the Tradmark fees. I don't remember the fee, but even if it was $300.00--that's still too high--especially for a www.mywebsite567.whatever?
I personally think the larger the company, the higher the fee. Didn't Apple try to patent rounded edges?
Anyway--I appreciate micro entity reduced fee info.