Fixed Fee Patent Applications
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The Patent Attorney You Need
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WELCOME Inventors. I can offer you several advantages over other law firms: my fixed fee for a 20 year permanent patent application is $2900; I have thirty (30) years experience in preparing patent applications and three (3) years experience as an Examiner in the Patent Office; I have obtained over 1000 patents for my clients and I have prepared mechanical, electrical and software patent applications for my clients which includes Texas Instruments; I have a bachelor degree and Master degree in Electrical Engineering and I look forward to working with you.
The two most important factors to consider when choosing a patent attorney is experience and price. I can offer you years of experience as a patent attorney and patent examiner at a modest price. I have worked for over 3 years as an Examiner in the US Patent and Trademark Office so I know what the Examiner of your patent application will expect to see in your patent application. I have found this experience as an Examiner to be essential in preparing your patent application. In addition to this experience, I have been writing patent applications as a patent attorney for over 30 years. I have prepared patent applications extensively in the mechanical, electrical and software arts during this period of time. Let me put this experience to work in your patent application. I offer a free initial consultation which can be scheduled by calling me at 972-398-6934 or by email (see the ‘contact us’ page).
Having a patent application on file is important to protect your rights and your business. Do not let someone else obtain a patent on your invention. Without a patent application on file in the Patent Office, your invention could be lost. The United States Patent Laws may not protect you against an independent inventor who independently comes up with your invention, or a disclosure of your invention could legally bar you from the rewards of your invention. Let me assist you in securing your intellectual property rights.
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I have obtained nearly 1000 patents for my clients in my 22 years of experience and written over 150 mechanical patent applications over 3 years and over 60 software patent applications over another 2 1/2 years.
When it comes to finding the right patent attorney for you, do you choose an experienced patent attorney or a patent attorney with little or no experience? The general rule of thumb in just about everything we do in life says to opt for the person who has experience. Yet, it makes one wonder if that should always be the case especially when choosing a patent attorney. Is there merit in choosing the patent attorney with little or no experience? After all, going with inexperience may have a few benefits, and at one time, even the most experienced patent attorney was inexperienced!
Everyone has to get their start somewhere, right? But should you roll the dice and take the chance on hiring a patent attorney will little to no experience? Some people might like the idea of helping a patent attorney by letting them get some experience on their patent. Others try to go with a patent attorney that has the most experience possible. So which is better? Take a closer look at the pros and cons before making a final determination!
There may be some obvious things that come to mind when comparing a patent attorney’s experience, versus lack of experience. Just about everything you read will tell you to go with the patent attorney that is experienced. But let’s take it a step further and break down the pros and cons of this, so you can learn more about how to find the right patent attorney for you. When choosing the right patent attorney for you, it is important to consider all aspects, and experience is one of them.
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Pros/Cons of Working with an Experienced Patent Attorney:
- With more experience, likely comes more knowledge about the patent law, how to handle the patent process, and what to expect from the patent office.
- You may have a smoother and more successful experience because the patent process in this patent attorney’s office has been so nicely worked out over the years.
- Because of so much experience, the patent attorney expenses you can expect will likely reflect that experience, and you can expect to pay more.
- You may also not get a personable feeling from a more experienced, larger firm, as they have many clients that they tend to. Essentially, you may be one of many with whom they are working, so don’t think you are special.
Pros/Cons of Working with a Patent Attorney with Little to No Experience:
- With less experience, the attorney may struggle to get through the patent process, take longer, or miss important things, which could jeopardize your getting a patent. This is not to say that it will absolutely happen, but the risk may be higher with someone who has no experience.
- You should save money with someone who has limited experience. With having little to no experience, that should be reflected in the patent attorney expense you can expect.
- There is a good chance that the patent attorney who is just starting out will be enthusiastic, motivated, and have a drive to succeed. If they are trying to build a reputation and business, having a successful outcome with your patent is imperative. They will likely work hard to please you.
- Speaking of being pleased, there is also a good chance that you may get more personable, one-on-one service. Rather than meeting with legal assistants or paralegals, you may get to actually meet with the patent attorney more because they are less occupied.
Once you have taken these factors into consideration, you should be closer to your decision about whether or not to go with a patent attorney with or without experience. There are other experience factors to take into account as well, such as technical experience. If what you want to patent is technical in nature, you will absolutely need a patent attorney that is experienced in technical issues. They need to know the ins and outs and be up to date on technology issues in order to handle your patent correctly. Additionally, there are many people that find patent agents with whom to work, rather than patent attorneys.
There are many issues to consider when choosing the right patent attorney with whom to work. You want to consider experience vs. no experience, the patent attorney expenses you can expect, their willingness to share with you the difference between patents, trademarks, and copyrights. Consider the pros and cons of working with an experienced vs. a non-experienced patent attorney and make a determination. It is important to research any attorney with whom you are considering working so that you know what you are getting into and can make an informed decision.
I can assist you in developing and implementing a strategy for ensuring that your intellectual property rights receive the respect that they deserve. My Law Office is located in Plano, Texas near Dallas, Texas so I can provide local service to Dallas, Texas, Austin, Texas and Houston, Texas.
*The Law Office of Daniel Swayze Jr. is owned and operated by Wilson Daniel Swayze, Jr.
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Thank you for your interest. We look forward to hearing from you soon.
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Phone
(469) 455-0333
Hours of Operation
Monday - Friday,
9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Saturday,
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Plano, TX 75025
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