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Make sure any patent assignment has a pull-back mechanism in case the initial buyer goes broke and some other entity buys the patent from the bankruptcy trustee
by aurizon 5y ago
Make sure any patent assignment has a pull-back mechanism in case the initial buyer goes broke and some other entity buys the patent from the bankruptcy trustee with zero to you, and often the royalties are stripped - not sure how they did it, but patent lawyers have ways to structure a deal so if you have a valid idea and it looks like a good potential earner, he should be able to compose a good enduring deal.
- MrSpringDiver 5y agoI have good connections with many lawyers I don't think I'll have a problem with that What I don't have an idea about is where to sell it? Where to offer it? Who wants it? etc
- ALittleLight 5y agoWouldn't people need to know what the idea is to give you advice about where you could sell it? Perhaps your lawyers know a good lead.
- qweqwweqwe-90i 5y agoAlso, "it" needs to exist before you can sell it...