Nolo's Patents for Beginners

by David Pressman, Richard Stim (Editor)

Do you toil away in an office, garage or basement lab in the hopes of bringing a new googaw to life? What will you do when the thingamajig is alive and kicking? Here's the primer every firsttime inventor needs. Packed with plainEnglish explanations and stepbystep instructions, Nolo's Patent for Beginners defines clearly and simply what a patent is and why you need one. The book shows how to document an invention for maximum protectionhow to tackle the timeandmoneysaving, patentsearching processthe patent application processwho owns a patenthow to avoid patent infringement. Written by patent attorney and bestselling author David Pressman and Attorney Richard Stim, Nolo's Patent for Beginners is the book to have for newbie inventors wishing to learn the patent basics.

Genres: Nonfiction, Legal, Business

194 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 2000

Reviews

[Nathan]

Good basic primer for someone looking for the concept of patents and their scope. For a practical approach, skip to Patent Pending in 24 Hours and Patent it Yourself.

[A]

Good information. Nolo books are the best! They update their website with new information all the time.