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Basically a patent practitioner can file patents on someone else’s behalf (file, contest decisions, transfer ownership, etc.) I’m not a patent practitioner yet
by rudolph9 6y ago
Basically a patent practitioner can file patents on someone else’s behalf (file, contest decisions, transfer ownership, etc.)
I’m not a patent practitioner yet. I failed the exam the first time I took it and studying for my second attempt.
I do not enjoy it! Patent law is dry and boring and I can’t believe more this isn’t automated. Patents are powerful though and I hope to build software to empower individuals to file with a business model that encourages support for open source solutions (github for patents? but given the nature of patents that doesn’t really make sense) It’s a WIP.