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Call 800-672-3103 for a Free Consultation. Our copyright lawyers in Michigan can help you navigate the complexities of copyright, intellectual property, and trademark law to ensure the protection of rights for your creative works. The copyright law in the United States is a complicated and lengthy procedure that allows for almost any type of work to be copyrighted.
If you have a novel idea or innovation you’d like to present to consumers, you need to get a patent, but getting one is complicated. You’ll have a better chance of being granted the patent you want when you have help from someone familiar with the process. No one is more familiar with the process or more versed in the requirements than a patent attorney.
The success of your patent application depends on numerous factors including choosing the right patent, being able to back up your claims with data, and demonstrating the usefulness of your idea or invention.
Before you turn in your application, let USAttorneys connect you with a patent attorney in Michigan to assist you with each step of the process and deal with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on your behalf.
You can apply for a patent or trademark if you are a/an:
The United States Patent and Trademark Office is responsible for issuing patents and trademarks.
Applying for a patent is a rigorous process that can cost you thousands, so you need to get it right the first time. Below are the primary patents available under U.S. Code Title 35:
The above patents fall into two categories: provisional or non-provisional. The differences between a provisional and non-provisional patent are significant, so you need to get accurate information before making a rash decision about what type of patent you plan on seeking.
Provisional patents- Provisional patents are only valid for one year which means they are easier to obtain. This type of patent will give you the opportunity to do more research and development and fine-tune your invention or idea.
Non-provisional patents- Non-provisional patents are valid for long periods of time but to get one, the applicant must present an abundant body of evidence. You need to present data sets, studies, and other documentation.
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