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Noblitt & Gilmore

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No, the Office cannot act or advise concerning the business transactions or arrangements that are involved in the development and marketing of an invention.Â The Office, however, will publish, at the request of a patent owner, a notice in the Official Gazette that the patent is available for licensing or sale.Â The fee for this is $25.Â In addition, the Office of Independent Inventor Programs (OIIP) was established in March 1999 in order to meet the special needs of independent inventors.Â OIIP establishes new mechanisms to better disseminate information about the patent and trademark processes and to foster regular communication between the U. S. Patent and Trademark Office and independent inventors.

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Address: 4800 N Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85251

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Noblitt & Gilmore

Business and Corporate Law

Business Transactions
No, the Office cannot act or advise concerning the business transactions or arrangements that are involved in the development and marketing of an invention.Â The Office, however, will publish, at the request of a patent owner, a notice in the Official Gazette that the patent is available for licensing or sale.Â The fee for this is $25.Â In addition, the Office of Independent Inventor Programs (OIIP) was established in March 1999 in order to meet the special needs of independent inventors.Â OIIP establishes new mechanisms to better disseminate information about the patent and trademark processes and to foster regular communication between the U. S. Patent and Trademark Office and independent inventors.
Trade Secrets
Intellectual Property
We provide services in structuring, drafting and negotiating intellectual property and e-commerce transactions.Â The firm assists clients with intellectual property licensing, marketing and distribution agreements, franchising, advertising and entertainment arrangements.Â In addition, the transactional practice has substantial experience with e-commerce and Internet related transactions, including agreements for website development and hosting, co-branding, Internet-based services and content licensing.
Unfair Competition
A patent is different from other types of intellectual property in that a patent is intended to protect the utility or function of the subject matter. By contrast, copyright is intended to prevent the unauthorized copying of an expression or thought captured in a fixed medium. Trademarks are intended to protect against unfair competition that may result from the unauthorized use of a word or symbol that identifies a specific sources of goods or services, such as AMAZONÂ® and BEST BUYÂ®.

Employment Contract
Therefore, if a business is to own the patent it is important to obtain an assignment from each named inventor. Employment contracts are a useful tool to inform an employee of their obligation to assign their rights in an invention over the business. Similarly, agreements with contract employees should contain a clause informing the contractor of the obligation to assign their rights over to the business.

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