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For what its worth, my lawyer charges $2000, $5000 for a full, and $3000 to convert a provisional to a full. Not the kind of money I would find in my couch cus
by tirrellp 16y ago
For what its worth, my lawyer charges $2000, $5000 for a full, and $3000 to convert a provisional to a full. Not the kind of money I would find in my couch cushions, but not 30k either.
He's a good guy. I worked with him when he was at Greenberg Traurig and I was at Yahoo.
He is now captain of his own ship without biglaw overhead.
For a startup that can afford it, patents and IP in general can be a good investment.