It's Groundhog Day. Don't leave your IP in the shadows!

Published: Fri, 02/02/24

THREE Ways to Show Your IP Love

Identify the intellectual property (IP) you have. Remember, patents protect inventions. Trademarks protects brands that act as source identifiers and copyrights protect written works.
Once you've identified your IP, it's time to research. Document your research to discuss with your attorney. Your attorney will love that!
Consult a qualified attorney and schedule a consultation.

Here’s what you can expect during a consultation:

Confidentiality

First, expect a confidential relationship between yourself and the attorney. Scheduling a formal consultation, allows you to establish an attorney-client relationship with an attorney. The attorney is required to keep the information presented confidential so don’t waste time asking your attorney to sign a confidentiality or non-compete agreement.

General Answers to your IP Questions

For the sake of the limited time available for a consultation, it’s great to submit a list of your questions to the attorney prior to the scheduled consultation. This will give the attorney an opportunity to meet your expectations and provide you with answers or provide you with more details of what’s necessary to retain the Firm to resolve any issues that may require additional time.

Waiting to schedule a consultation may jeopardize your rights. Don’t wait! You’ll feel so much better about understanding your options fully and you will know what’s required to protect or enforce your intellectual property!

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The Law Firm of Andrea Hence Evans, LLC is your one stop shop to intellectual property protection. The Firm provides patent, trademark and copyright legal services. Working as a former Patent Examiner and Trademark Examining Attorney at the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), Evans uses her education, legal skills, resources, training and hands-on USPTO experience to provide quality services at reasonable rates.

The Firm currently represents a range of clients all over the world.

Please Note: This practice is limited exclusively to federal intellectual property matters in all 50 states. Evans is a member of the Texas Bar, USPTO Bar and the Supreme Court Bar.

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