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About the only thing I know is you have to get a patent attorney to research whether there’s a patent already existing on the idea for the product or something similar.[/quote]

You can do your own research at USPTO website or Google Patents page, but without an attorney you are more likely to misinterpret something. If you are dealing with business method patent an attorney will help a lot if you want to draft a defensible patent.

UCSD extension program has a few intellectual property related classes, including ‘patent drafting’, ‘patent searching’ and ‘principles of patents’.

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[quote=jpinpb]
About the only thing I know is you have to get a patent attorney to research whether there’s a patent already existing on the idea for the product or something similar.[/quote]

You can do your own research at USPTO website or Google Patents page, but without an attorney you are more likely to misinterpret something. If you are dealing with business method patent an attorney will help a lot if you want to draft a defensible patent.

UCSD extension program has a few intellectual property related classes, including ‘patent drafting’, ‘patent searching’ and ‘principles of patents’.

[all]

[quote=jpinpb]
About the only thing I know is you have to get a patent attorney to research whether there’s a patent already existing on the idea for the product or something similar.[/quote]

You can do your own research at USPTO website or Google Patents page, but without an attorney you are more likely to misinterpret something. If you are dealing with business method patent an attorney will help a lot if you want to draft a defensible patent.

UCSD extension program has a few intellectual property related classes, including ‘patent drafting’, ‘patent searching’ and ‘principles of patents’.

[all]

[quote=jpinpb]
About the only thing I know is you have to get a patent attorney to research whether there’s a patent already existing on the idea for the product or something similar.[/quote]

You can do your own research at USPTO website or Google Patents page, but without an attorney you are more likely to misinterpret something. If you are dealing with business method patent an attorney will help a lot if you want to draft a defensible patent.

UCSD extension program has a few intellectual property related classes, including ‘patent drafting’, ‘patent searching’ and ‘principles of patents’.

[all]

[quote=jpinpb]
About the only thing I know is you have to get a patent attorney to research whether there’s a patent already existing on the idea for the product or something similar.[/quote]

You can do your own research at USPTO website or Google Patents page, but without an attorney you are more likely to misinterpret something. If you are dealing with business method patent an attorney will help a lot if you want to draft a defensible patent.

UCSD extension program has a few intellectual property related classes, including ‘patent drafting’, ‘patent searching’ and ‘principles of patents’.

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If you want to patent a method of swinging on a swing you are too late.

http://www.freepatentsonline.com/6368227.html

It is not trivial, free or quick. Get a book at the local library, search the Internet or talk to an attorney.

Nolo has a decent book (Patent It Yourself) if you want to do it yourself.

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If you want to patent a method of swinging on a swing you are too late.

http://www.freepatentsonline.com/6368227.html

It is not trivial, free or quick. Get a book at the local library, search the Internet or talk to an attorney.

Nolo has a decent book (Patent It Yourself) if you want to do it yourself.

[all]

If you want to patent a method of swinging on a swing you are too late.

http://www.freepatentsonline.com/6368227.html

It is not trivial, free or quick. Get a book at the local library, search the Internet or talk to an attorney.

Nolo has a decent book (Patent It Yourself) if you want to do it yourself.

[all]

If you want to patent a method of swinging on a swing you are too late.

http://www.freepatentsonline.com/6368227.html

It is not trivial, free or quick. Get a book at the local library, search the Internet or talk to an attorney.

Nolo has a decent book (Patent It Yourself) if you want to do it yourself.

[all]

If you want to patent a method of swinging on a swing you are too late.

http://www.freepatentsonline.com/6368227.html

It is not trivial, free or quick. Get a book at the local library, search the Internet or talk to an attorney.

Nolo has a decent book (Patent It Yourself) if you want to do it yourself.

[all]

You guys have it easy.
I studied German in grades 1-10, English 11-12, Russian 3-8 and Latin 9-12, each with at least three hours of lectures/week. And I was on natural sciences track where the emphasis was on math, physics, chemistry and biology (in that order).

The kids on social track had more hours and another 6 years of a Roman language of their choice (either French or Italian).

Even the kids on the vocational track would meet Harvard’s foreign language requirement 🙂

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You guys have it easy.
I studied German in grades 1-10, English 11-12, Russian 3-8 and Latin 9-12, each with at least three hours of lectures/week. And I was on natural sciences track where the emphasis was on math, physics, chemistry and biology (in that order).

The kids on social track had more hours and another 6 years of a Roman language of their choice (either French or Italian).

Even the kids on the vocational track would meet Harvard’s foreign language requirement 🙂

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You guys have it easy.
I studied German in grades 1-10, English 11-12, Russian 3-8 and Latin 9-12, each with at least three hours of lectures/week. And I was on natural sciences track where the emphasis was on math, physics, chemistry and biology (in that order).

The kids on social track had more hours and another 6 years of a Roman language of their choice (either French or Italian).

Even the kids on the vocational track would meet Harvard’s foreign language requirement 🙂

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You guys have it easy.
I studied German in grades 1-10, English 11-12, Russian 3-8 and Latin 9-12, each with at least three hours of lectures/week. And I was on natural sciences track where the emphasis was on math, physics, chemistry and biology (in that order).

The kids on social track had more hours and another 6 years of a Roman language of their choice (either French or Italian).

Even the kids on the vocational track would meet Harvard’s foreign language requirement 🙂

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You guys have it easy.
I studied German in grades 1-10, English 11-12, Russian 3-8 and Latin 9-12, each with at least three hours of lectures/week. And I was on natural sciences track where the emphasis was on math, physics, chemistry and biology (in that order).

The kids on social track had more hours and another 6 years of a Roman language of their choice (either French or Italian).

Even the kids on the vocational track would meet Harvard’s foreign language requirement 🙂

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