Step 1

Discover If a Patent Is Right for You

We start with an honest conversation about your innovation, your business goals, and whether a patent makes strategic sense
We’ll discuss what type of protection fits your situation—whether that’s a provisional application to secure an early filing date, a utility patent for functional innovations, or a design patent for unique appearances
Our consultation helps you understand the process, timeline, costs, and how a patent can support your specific objectives.

Before investing in a patent application, we conduct a thorough prior art search to assess your invention’s patentability and identify potential obstacles
This research reveals what’s already out there and helps us craft a strategy that positions your innovation for the strongest possible protection.
We’ll review the search results together, discuss the competitive landscape, and determine the best path forward—whether that’s proceeding with filing, refining your invention, or exploring alternative IP strategies.

Once we have a clear strategy, we get to work drafting your patent application. This involves translating your innovation into precise legal language, creating detailed drawings or diagrams, and building claims that define the scope of your exclusive rights.
Throughout this process, we stay in close communication to ensure we’ve captured every important aspect of your invention.
When the application is ready, we file it with the USPTO and provide you with confirmation and documentation of your filing date.

Prosecution and Protection

After filing, we navigate the patent examination process on your behalf. This typically involves responding to office actions from the USPTO, negotiating with examiners, and addressing any rejections or concerns that arise.
We keep you informed at every stage and work strategically to secure the broadest protection possible.
Our goal is to see your patent through to issuance, giving you the exclusive rights and market freedom you need to grow your business.

“An idea that is developed and put into action is more important than an idea that exists only as an idea.” — Buddha