Podcasts about Patent pending

SummaryIn this episode, an M&A advisor and business broker, Jason Brown talks with Samar Shah about preparing a startup for a successful exit. He emphasizes the importance of having a clear vision and exit plan from the beginning, including various scenarios. He also discusses the benefits of inorganic growth through acquisitions and the need to build a strong team that can operate independently from the founder. Brown highlights the value of understanding the buyer's perspective and de-risking the business to maximize its value.TakeawaysHave a clear vision and exit plan for your startup from the beginning, including various scenarios.Consider inorganic growth through acquisitions as a means of entering a market, generating cash flow, and leveraging existing customer relationships.Build a strong team that can operate independently from the founder, ensuring consistency in messaging and customer experience.Think from the buyer's perspective and de-risk your business by addressing potential challenges and building value that the buyer doesn't have to create.Invest in yourself and continue to develop your skills and mindset as a founder to drive the success of your venture.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Legal Matters02:02 The Importance of a Clear Vision and Exit Plan05:49 Inorganic Growth through Acquisitions10:56 Building a Strong and Independent Team13:47 Thinking from the Buyer's Perspective

Hosts:KurtJamieDennisLucas Do you love video games? Of course, you do! Here’s a taste of what we discuss this week: Assassin’s Creed in Balatro, Ubisoft’s rebooted Far Cry multiplayer shooter, Yuri Lowenthal returns for Spider-Man 3, Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra release window, Killing Floor 3 delay, Gears of War Collection rumors, Respawn cancels Titanfall-related multiplayer […]

Hosts:KurtJamieDennisLucas Do you love video games? Of course, you do! Here’s a taste of what we discuss this week: Assassin’s Creed in Balatro, Ubisoft’s rebooted Far Cry multiplayer shooter, Yuri Lowenthal returns for Spider-Man 3, Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra release window, Killing Floor 3 delay, Gears of War Collection rumors, Respawn cancels Titanfall-related multiplayer […]

SummaryIn this episode, the hosts discuss the different types of rejections that can be issued by the Patent Office when filing a patent application. They focus on 102 rejections, which are based on prior art, and 103 rejections, which are based on obviousness. They explain the timing of responding to rejections and the options for overcoming them, including amending the claims and making arguments based on the prior art. They also highlight the importance of carefully considering the prosecution history and avoiding creating a messy trail. Overall, they provide a helpful overview of the process of responding to rejections. The content of this podcast should not be interpreted as legal advice. All thoughts and opinions expressed herein are only those from which they came.TakeawaysThe Patent Office can issue various rejections when filing a patent application.102 rejections are based on prior art, while 103 rejections are based on obviousness.When responding to rejections, it is important to carefully review the references cited and consider amending the claims.Arguments based on the prior art should be supported by evidence and should be carefully considered to avoid creating a messy prosecution history.The timing of responding to rejections is typically three months, with the possibility of extensions.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Overview03:20 Types of Rejections10:50 Timing of Responding to Rejections15:04 Responding to 102 Rejections29:27 Avoiding a Messy Prosecution History35:06 Conclusion

SummaryIn this episode, Samar and Jamie discuss various resources for independent inventors. They highlight the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) website as a top resource, which provides information on patent basics, patent scams, and free services offered by the Patent Office. They also mention the Inventor Assistance Center and the Pro Bono Program, which are available through the USPTO. Other resources discussed include search tools like patents.google.com, PQ AI, Pantzilla, WIPO, and the European Patent Office. They also mention local inventor groups and inventor clubs, law schools and nonprofits that help inventors, and the book 'One Simple Idea' by Stephen Key as a great resource for patent licensing.TakeawaysThe USPTO website is a valuable resource for independent inventors. It provides information on patent basics, scams, and free services.Search tools like patents.google.com, PQ AI, Pantzilla, WIPO, and the European Patent Office can help with patent searches.Local inventor groups and clubs offer a supportive community and access to experienced inventors.Law schools and nonprofits can provide pro bono assistance to inventors.The book 'One Simple Idea' by Stephen Key is recommended for those interested in patent licensing.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Purpose of the Episode01:24 Top Resources for Independent Inventors05:37 Useful Patent Search Tools10:21 Joining Inventor Groups and Clubs13:39 Pro Bono Assistance from Law Schools and Nonprofits15:07 Recommended Book for Patent LicensingResourceshttps://www.uspto.gov/https://www.uspto.gov/learning-and-resources/inventors-entrepreneurs-resourceshttps://www.uspto.gov/learning-and-resources/official-gazette/official-gazette-patentshttps://www.uspto.gov/patents/basics/using-legal-services/pro-bono/patent-pro-bono-programhttps://patents.google.com/https://projectpq.ai/https://docs.ip-tools.org/patzilla/https://www.wipo.int/patentscope/en/https://www.epo.org/en/searching-for-patents/technical/espacenethttps://inventleader.org/inventor-groups/https://inventright.com/books/one-simple-idea/

SummaryThe conversation discusses New Year's resolutions for inventors with regards to the patent process. The main theme is taking advantage of the one-year timeframe while the provisional application is pending. This includes developing the invention, finding manufacturers or potential licensees, and determining a plan for monetizing the invention. The conversation also emphasizes the importance of having a strategy and an end goal in mind to maximize the value of the patent. Other resolutions mentioned include not arguing with examiners and improving time management by responding to patent professionals in a timely manner.TakeawaysTake advantage of the one-year timeframe while the provisional application is pending to develop the invention and determine a plan for monetizing it.Have a strategy and an end goal in mind to maximize the value of the patent.Avoid arguing with examiners and instead engage in productive dialogue to reach a resolution.Improve time management by responding to patent professionals in a timely manner.Chapters00:00 Introduction and New Year's Resolutions01:21 Maximizing the One-Year Timeframe06:07 Consequences of Not Taking Advantage of the One-Year Timeframe10:17 Productive Dialogue with Examiners13:03 Improving Time Management15:25 Conclusion

In this episode, Jamie and Samar interview Peter Drakulich, co-founder of 52 Launch, a company that helps individuals bring product ideas to market. They discuss the journey of bringing product ideas to market, emphasizing the interplay of patents and market disclosure, comprehensive support services, and the value of leveraging platforms like Amazon and social media for successful product launches. They also highlight the challenges faced by independent inventors and the iterative process of product development based on consumer feedback. Tune in for expert business advice and to hear about the host of resources 52 Launch can provide.Takeaways:Evaluate market validation: identify a problem and offer a solution.Value iterative product development.Utilize platform opportunities like social media and Amazon.Understand manufacturing strategy. Commit fully or not at all.Patent protection should work in tandem with your marketing strategy.Analyze where your competition lacks and capitalize on that.

In this final episode of Season 15, host Stan Friedman delivers a heartwarming tribute to family, gratitude, and success as he welcomes Charles Bonfiglio, franchise founder and CEO of Tint World. Inspired in large part by hiis father, Charles emphasizes the importance of relationships and shares his journey from humble beginnings in Brooklyn, NY to leading a 150-unit strong and growing automotive aftermarket franchise chain. This episode also highlights his expanding portfolio of ventures, which starts with Tint World, ranked 249 on Entrepreneur Magazine's 2024 Franchise 500, his new emerging concept Cars Cafe and Auto Parts Network®, a Patent Pending, Automotive Aftermarket Parts and Accessories Distribution and eCommerce software company.  Stan closes the episode extending gratitude to sponsors guests and listeners, marking the season's end with well-wishes for the holidays.

In this episode, Samar and Jamie delve into the different types of patent applications, and the key information to remember for each one. There are 3 main types of applications -- design, utility, and plant. For utility patents, you may file a provisional or a non-provisional application as well. PCT applications make it possible to apply for a patent in numerous countries. Learn more about the qualifications, deadlines, and costs for each one!

KEY MILESTONES & STRATEGIC INSIGHTS €750,000 Grant: Funding for an industrial-scale pilot plant, advancing both defense and civilian applications Legitimate Technological Breakthrough: HPQ achieves “a true technological breakthrough” according to patent examiner recognizing process as “unprecedented, with no prior art” Third-Party Validation: The technology has passed rigorous testing, earning recognition from patent examiners and drawing attention from both military and industrial sectors in Europe “By providing the armed forces with the means to produce hydrogen on the ground, this innovation could represent a major step forward in achieving energy autonomy for European & North American armed forces. It strengthens their ability to operate independently without relying on conventional energy networks” In a major leap forward, HPQ's affiliate, Novacium, has been pre-selected by the French Defense Procurement Agency (DGA) for a prestigious €750,000 grant under the RAPID program, designed to support dual-use technologies with both military and civilian applications. This funding, which covers 75% of the costs, will be directed toward building an industrial-scale pilot plant for METAGENE™, an autonomous, on-demand hydrogen production system that uses a bulk, non-explosive aluminum-silicon-based alloy as the energy source. “This grant is a game-changer—proof that our on-demand hydrogen production system is ready to meet the rigorous standards of military and civilian applications alike,” said Bernard Tourillon, President and CEO of HPQ Silicon Inc. and NOVACIUM SAS. UNIQUE TECHNOLOGY DRIVING MARKET DISRUPTION METAGENE™ represents a transformative shift in hydrogen production. Unlike traditional methods that require electricity, high pressure, and complex logistics, this system operates autonomously using a safe and low-cost alloy to produce hydrogen on-demand. Its simplicity, safety, and scalability make it ideal for remote, off-grid applications, especially in military operations. The technology is positioned to disrupt both the hydrogen energy sector and military energy solutions, with potential for global adoption. STRONG THIRD-PARTY VALIDATION AND MARKET POTENTIAL The patent for METAGENE™ has progressed to Patent Pending status, with a highly positive research report from the patent examiner noting that no prior art could be found. This recognition underscores the uniqueness and robustness of the technology, setting it apart in the crowded hydrogen market. With a 12-month operational timeline, the pilot plant is expected to demonstrate real-world hydrogen production capabilities, attracting further investment and commercial interest. “It is rare, in a field as established as hydrolysis, to achieve a true technological breakthrough,” said Dr. Jed Kraiem, Chief Operating Officer of Novacium. “The recognition of our process as unprecedented, with no prior art, demonstrates that it is still possible to push the boundaries of innovation, even in mature fields.” LOOKING AHEAD: TREMENDOUS MARKET POTENTIAL The global hydrogen market is set for significant growth, and METAGENE™ is well-positioned to capitalize on this expansion, particularly with HPQ's exclusive North American rights. The technology's low carbon footprint, autonomous operation, and military applications ensure it stands out as a game-changing solution for both defense and industrial sectors worldwide.  As interest builds, this breakthrough technology has the potential to attract global attention and investment, solidifying HPQ's position as a leader in the rapidly growing hydrogen space. This is just the beginning.

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In this episode of Patent Pending Made Simple, Jaime and Samar tell you what a notice of allowance is, how it should be treated, and what you need to do after receiving one.SummaryIn this episode, the hosts discuss what to do after receiving a notice of allowance on a patent application. They explain a notice of allowance and how long it typically takes to receive one. They emphasize the importance of reviewing the notice of allowance and any examiner's amendments and paying the issue fee. They also discuss the duty of disclosure, the need to file an information disclosure statement (IDS), and a request for continued examination (RCE) if new relevant references are discovered. The hosts also recommend considering filing a continuation application and discussing the timeline for patent issuance. They mention the importance of patent marking and needing maintenance fees to keep the patent in force. The episode concludes with a reminder that the podcast does not provide legal advice.TakeawaysReview the notice of allowance and any examiner's amendments carefullyPay the issue fee to move forward with the patent applicationDisclose any new relevant references through an information disclosure statement (IDS) and a request for continued examination (RCE)Consider filing a continuation application to capture different claim scopesBe aware of the timeline for patent issuance and the need to pay maintenance feesMark the product as patented to access certain types of damagesRemember that the podcast does not provide legal adviceChapters00:00 Introduction and Overview00:20 Explanation of Notice of Allowance01:33 Timeline for Receiving a Notice of Allowance03:27 What to Do After Receiving a Notice of Allowance04:43 Duty of Disclosure and Information Disclosure Statement (IDS)06:06 Importance of Meeting Duty of Disclosure07:18 Request for Continued Examination (RCE)08:09 Considerations for Filing a Continuation Application10:08 Timeline for Patent Issuance11:22 Importance of Filing a Continuation Application13:48 Patent Marking and Maintenance Fees16:22 Conclusion and Disclaimer

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In this Patent Pending Made Simple episode, Jaime and Samar debate whether to amend claims or argue against rejections in a patent application. It is common to receive rejections in the patent process, but determining whether or not you should fight those rejections or amend claims in your application is a difficult dance. Listen in to get some insights into your potential options.SummaryThe conversation discusses the decision-making process of whether to amend claims or argue against rejections in a patent application. The main factors to consider are the legal doctrines of prosecution history estoppel and doctrine of equivalence, the likelihood of competitors practicing the added feature, the strength of the argument, the examiner's disposition, and the overall strategy of the prosecution. The conversation also touches on the option of filing an appeal and the potential timeline and costs associated with it.TakeawaysWhen deciding whether to amend claims or argue against rejections, consider the likelihood of competitors practicing the added feature.The strength of the argument and the examiner's disposition are important factors to consider.Filing an appeal may be necessary if the examiner is unreasonable or unwilling to listen to arguments.The appeal process can take time, but it can also be a cost-effective option.Setting realistic expectations of multiple rounds of rejections can help manage the budget.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Topic Introduction00:58 Receiving a Rejection and Considering Amendments vs. Arguments09:03 Considering Competitor Practices in Decision-Making13:25 The Importance of Strong Arguments and Examiner Disposition22:44 Managing Expectations and Budget in Patent Prosecution25:57 Conclusion

Who is an inventor when it comes to a patent? Can there be multiple inventors? What rights do they have? These questions will be answered in this insightful episode of Patent Pending Made Simple, where our hosts, Jamie Brophy and Samar Shah, delve into the intricacies of inventorship claims and their implications in the realm of patent applications and legal protections.SummaryIn this episode, Jamie Brophy and Samar Shah discuss the topic of inventorship. They explain that an inventor is anyone who helped come up with the idea behind a patent and, specifically, anyone who helped come up with the idea written in the claims. They also discuss the importance of understanding inventorship from a legal perspective, as the person who came up with the invention is presumed to have ownership of the invention. They highlight the need to carefully review employment agreements, as many of them state that any inventions made during the course of employment belong to the company. They also discuss the complexities of determining inventorship and the importance of including all potential inventors to avoid future legal issues. Finally, they mention the additional obligations and paperwork that arise when multiple inventors are involved.TakeawaysAn inventor is anyone who helped develop the idea behind a patent, specifically the idea written in the claims.Understanding inventorship from a legal perspective is important, as the person who invented the invention is presumed to own it.Employment agreements often state that any inventions made during the course of employment belong to the company, so it is important to review these agreements carefully.Including all potential inventors is recommended to avoid future legal issues and ensure the patent's validity.When there are multiple inventors, additional obligations and paperwork regarding ownership may arise.Chapters00:00 Understanding Inventorship02:28 Ownership of Inventions in Different Countries03:54 Importance of Determining Co-Inventors' Responsibilities06:44 Analyzing Inventorship on a Claim-by-Claim Basis10:33 Including Potential Inventors to Avoid Legal Issues13:23 Additional Obligations and Paperwork with Multiple Inventors

Guest Kyle Dimick, a recent Plymouth State University graduate, shares his story of patenting a prototype that makes hygiene tasks more accessible for individuals with limited mobility.

What are the key differences between a patent attorney and a patent agent? In this episode, Jamie and Samar dispel the myths surrounding patent attorneys and patent agents. They specify the qualifications a patent attorney and patent agent must have and what actions fall under their jurisdictions, respectively.  Takeaways:Both patent attorneys and agents are required to take the patent bar exam, which qualifies them to represent people in front of the USPTO. Patent agents are restricted strictly to the legal representation of clients in front of the patent office. However, patent attorneys can operate anywhere the law and the patent office intersect. Regarding more complex legal consultations that are not confined to the patent office, an attorney is often better equipped to handle them. Generally, attorneys charge more than agents, but this varies depending on the agent's or attorney's experience and market.Timestamps:0:00 - Introduction 2:11 - How do patent agents get registration numbers?2:49 - Patent bar exams 4:00 - Qualifications to take the exam4:45 - What can agents and attorneys do and not do?5:50 - Cost differences6:56 - Appeal Briefs 7:49 - At what stage do you need to get an attorney?8:50 - Closing thoughts

Mike and Sean catch up with Brandon Dulacka whos currently on tour with #subtronics .Talking tour life, taking a vacation in Canada and plans this summer. https://www.instagram.com/brandondulacka/ https://www.instagram.com/seanjorgphoto/ https://www.instagram.com/mikekphotos/ #canonr3 #shuremv7 #rodemic

Sean and Mike catch up on a busy month. We also sprinkle in some photos for visual purposes. Staff portraits for LIV Beach club, NHL hockey season is over for Sean and traveling more for work. Camera- #canonr3 Sound- #rodemic #shuremv7 https://www.instagram.com/patentpendingpodcast/ https://www.instagram.com/mikekphotos/ https://www.instagram.com/seanjorgphoto/

Travis drops a legislative update about some pretty important issues & per usual P.J. makes a mockery of the judicial system. Then they drop some original inventions. Great Law. Less Legal. Law Done Lite!

The lovely crew of Nic Ochoa, Tyler Ochoa, and Chris Farris from Patent Pending Sketch Comedy join the sketchy crew of One Two Three Jokes in this episode featuring a dead uncle, a friend's amputated legs, and an A.I. pageant!   Be sure to see Patent Pending Sketch Comedy LIVE on May 17th, 18th, and 19th at the Desert Stages Theater in Scottsdale, AZ! Get your tickets HERE.   Music in this episode is provided by Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music HERE.   Like the show? Consider joining our PATREON to receive access to new, old, and bonus content for just $3 a month.

Curious if our Filmmaker Retreat Joshua Tree is right for you? Set up a free quick call with me, and perhaps I'll talk you out of it. Plus, I share how to get your passion project off the ground. It's pretty eazy actually. Just me babbling for 19 mintes. C'mon folks, time to level up, duct tape the monkey brain and keep making stuff. FLOW Use the link plus code JB20 when you try https://www.magicmind.com/jordanbrady chug it daily after your coffee. If you follow me on Instagram you know my geniune endorsment of this mighty mind power juice. Here's the Lbb Director's Playbook article sharing my pitch secrets. And my follow up that came out this week, How To Write Winning Treatments.  FILMMAKER RETREAT JOSHUA TREE 2024 Our 3rd annual Filmmaker Retreat Joshua Tree is Thursday, September 26th – Sunday, September 29th, 2024. I always use the word "transformational" in describing the past two years - because our tribe of like-minded filmmakers express that the retreat truly changed their lives. Both professionally and personally. Reserve your spot before the end of the year to take advantage of that last minute 2023 write-off. Limit 20 Filmmakers. Check out my Masterclass or Commercial Directing Shadow online courses. (Note this link to the Shadow course is the one I mention in the show.) All my courses come with a free 1:1 mentorship call with yours truly. Taking the Shadow course is the only way to win a chance to shadow me on a real shoot! DM for details. How To Pitch Ad Agencies and Director's Treatments Unmasked are now bundled together with a free filmmaker consultation call, just like my other courses. Serious about making spots? The Commercial Director Mega Bundle for serious one-on-one mentoring and career growth. 4+ NEW BEHIND-THE-SCENES I've uploaded more raw behind-the-scenes, with dailies, agency interaction, directing top talent and collaborating with my crew, all at  Commercial Directing Masterclass. And you'll wanna check out the new courses, like Behind The Beard and Winning Director Treatments. Thanks to our editor Jake Brady We could not do the show without him and love this guy behind words. Need your pod spruced up? Check out his Podcast Wax. Thanks, Jordan This episode is just 19 minutes. My cult classic mockumentary, “Dill Scallion” is online so I'm giving 100% of the money to St. Jude Children's Hospital. I've decided to donate the LIFETIME earnings every December, so the donation will grow and grow. Thank you. Respect The Process podcast is brought to you by Commercial Directing FIlm School and True Gentleman Industries, Inc. in partnership with Brady Oil Entertainment, Inc.

Having returned to Austin after a day in Dallas (dallas't place you wanna be) and Fort Worth (fort what it's worth), myself, Sloane and Felix found ourselves in a familiar formation around the kitchen table mic in hand, ready to welcome to the show for the first time Madison Clapp!  Together the four of us recap on our yester-day trip, making sure to sprinkle in some of the artist's work we bore witness to at a museum in Fort Worth ('bore' being the operative term). This gives the show some edge before we dull said sharpened edge with everything we say afterwards.  Having established ourselves as worldly and learned, we immediately dive into the iPod songs we thought defined our singular experiences in childhood but quickly find, thanks to Adam Sandler, that the illusion of individualism is a myth designed to blind us from the horrors of the hive mind we're all a part of.  Brushing that aside rather quickly, we recap on the month that was after last month's episode which included some Austin shows, karaoke and a renaissance faire. That frees us up to dive headlong into the segments which sees us highlight micro-genius moments from the likes of the Flying Burrito Brothers, St Vincent, Chappel Roan and Olivia Rodrigo and discuss Phil Lynott's inability to consume confectionary effectively.  Make sure to stick around to the end so you get to hear the visceral disappointment in our new guest's voice when we get to Guilty Hatred's and then despair at the time you've wasted listening to these four specific individual's once Pete's Patent Pending comes to a merciful close.

In this episode of Patent Pending Made Simple, Jamie and Samar interview Stephen Key, one of the foremost experts in the world of patent licensing.  They discuss the patent licensing process, the role of a provisional patent application in that process, steps to bringing an idea to market, prototyping, prior art searches, and so much more!SummaryStephen Key, a patent licensing expert, shares his insights on how to protect and commercialize ideas. He emphasizes the importance of focusing on the benefits of an idea rather than just the features. Key recommends starting with a Google search to see if the idea already exists and then reaching out to companies that may be interested in licensing the idea. He suggests using tools like provisional patent applications, sell sheets, and videos to test the market interest before investing in prototypes. Key also discusses the importance of teamwork with patent attorneys and agents to create a valuable patent.TakeawaysFocus on the benefits of an idea rather than just the features.Start with a Google search to see if the idea already exists.Reach out to companies that may be interested in licensing the idea.Use tools like provisional patent applications, sell sheets, and videos to test market interest before investing in prototypes.Work with patent attorneys and agents as a team to create a valuable patent.00:00 Welcome to the Patent Pending Made Simple Podcast00:15 Introducing Stephen Key: The Patent Licensing Expert00:48 Stephen's Journey: From Ideas to Innovation03:16 Demystifying the Patent Process for Inventors04:35 The Initial Steps of Bringing an Idea to Market07:12 Licensing Ideas: Stephen's Strategy for Success08:42 Prototyping and Testing: Essential Steps Before Patenting11:38 The Power of Provisional Patent Applications14:05 Testing Your Invention in the Real World17:17 Stephen's Advice on Prototyping and Filing for Patents19:55 Navigating Patent Applications: Insights and Strategies20:40 The Importance of Matching Claims with Business Objectives22:10 Leveraging Patents as Negotiation Tools23:29 Crafting Patents with Manufacturing and Detail in Mind27:01 The Role of Prior Art in Shaping Patent Strategy27:28 Building a Strong Team Beyond the Patent28:28 A Real-World Example: Overcoming Prior Art Challenges33:32 The Art of Patent Writing: A Collaborative Approach36:55 Closing Thoughts and Appreciation

The gentlemen sit down with Jon Park marketing director over at Area 15! We chat about growing up in Florida, making the move out to Las Vegas and what big plans he has up his sleeve for Area 15 moving forward. Connect with your Hosts@seanjorgphoto@mikekphotos@brandondulackaand our guest@106andpark_r

Sean & Mike chat downtime, looking at potential studio spaces and working towards the clients you wish you attract. Follow your hosts @seanjorgphoto & @mikekphotos @patentpendingpodcast 

Las Vegas based photographer Cole Curtis jumps on the podcast! We chat about changing career paths, Downtown Yearbook and the creative community in Vegas.Follow your hostshttps://www.instagram.com/seanjorgphoto/https://www.instagram.com/mikekphotos/https://www.instagram.com/colexcurtis/

What is the difference between a patent and a license?In this episode, Jamie and Samar discuss the differences between a patent and a license.  Topics include:Key differencesDo you need an issued patent to get a licensing deal?Are there benefits of securing a licensing deal during the patent pending phase?Overcoming fears and uncertainties around licensing an inventionWhat is a license (a contract that allows someone to use your patented invention in exchange for payment)Licenses can be exclusive or non-exclusiveMost common patent licensing deal structures (lump sum payment, royalty rate per unit sold, percentage of profits)Finding potential licensing partnersTips for writing a patent application with licensing in mind (understand potential partners' portfolios, draft claims accordingly)Timestamps:0:00 - Introduction2:30 - Do you need an issued patent to get a licensing deal?5:15 - Overcoming inventor fears about licensing7:00 - Defining what a license agreement is10:30 - Exclusive vs. non-exclusive licensing12:45 - Typical licensing payment structures15:00 - Finding potential licensing partners (teaser for future episode)17:30 - Writing patents with licensing in mind

Episode 30- Sean, Mike and Brandon catch up on a very stacked weekend here in Las Vegas coming off Super Bowl LVIII weekend. We all had various projects and gigs surrounding the big game weekend. We chat about being on various teams as freelancers, working with people that inspire us and taking on tooo much work.

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Sean & Mike sit down with Brandon Dulacka, a freelance videographer relatively new to the Las Vegas scene. Brandon has been non-stop in his pursuit of networking and getting his work in front of as many eyes as he can.Follow along: @brandondulacka @mikekphotos @seanjorgphotoPatent Pending a podcast for creatives by creatives.

Rachel Pizzolato is back in studio to talk about her latest project...the movie "ROUND THE DECAY" and we are also joined by the Director of that film Adam Newman from Dreamscape Productions. We discuss his earlier work EVERWINTER NIGHT as well as his New Hampshire roots, and his film making journey. We open the show with some Top Nerd News about the Mandalorian & Grogu coming to the Big Screen, Zack Snyder's Rebel Moon and it's orgy of images and aliens that no one asked for. We wrap up the show with this Week in Geek History. Rachel Pizzolato is a multi-talented, award-winning scientist and Patent-Pending inventor, published writer and poet, fashion and runway model, National Champion Trampolinist, as well as, an actor starring in Discovery Science Channel's - MythBusters Jr. on Instagram @beautyandbrainswithatwist on Tok Tok @rachel_pizzolato or https://beautyandbrainswithatwist.com/Adam Newman Director and Producer on Instagram @directoradamnewman @dreamscapeproductionsllc on Facebook, Instagram, & Tiktok

On todays episode Sean and Mike sit down with Utah raised Las Vegas based photographer Chelsa Christensen. Chelsa is fluid is a variety of photographic genres anywhere from weddings to nightclubs. We chat Las Vegas Raiders, being friends with Lil Jon and travel plans for 2024. Tap in with everyone @seanjoghphoto @mikekphotos @chelsa.christensen 

Hey Estie Besties!  I'm Athena and it's nice to e- meet you!This is the first episode we EVER made. This is a RE-Launch the first episode from back in JUNE of 2022!First and foremost- I am a business woman. Secondly, I am resourceful and want to protect everything I am building and planning to build. Finally, I am a person that has been through a LOT of adversity, adapted, and overcome so many things and never afraid to be transparent about it. I say what I mean. I speak with receipts and If you want to get to know me- stick around!The Estie Bestie Tea Time ™ is for the Estie besties looking to learn about business, Trademarking and Product creation you need to be HERE.  Listen to my unique journey to becoming Patent Pending and sharing personal experiences within the industry so far! Let's just say.. It's going to get good! You're not going to want to miss the story behind the brand! It's hard going solo as an esthetician, PMU tips and tricks seem to be few and far between, Beauty Industry insight is gate kept, and YOU deserve to hear the tea.. the Estie Tea! Hosted by Athena aka The Estie Bestie ® and Sponsored by the Patented Cryo Glam Globes ™ (yeah- that's right.. the only patented Ice Globes on the market), the #selfcaretowels you ALL love.. and more to come.  Head on over to www.theestiebestie.com and use code "Estietea " for an exclusive discount on product and freebie with your order! Follow us on Instagram www.instagram.com/theestiebestieThe Estie Bestie Tea Time ™ is for the ones in the beauty industry looking to learn the TRUTH about business in the beauty industry. Whether it be good or bad, I'm sharing my experiences and opinions.. and HARD truths. YOU deserve to hear the tea.. the Estie Tea! Hosted by Athena aka The Estie Bestie ® and Sponsored by the Patented GlamxGlobes ™ (yeah- that's right.. the only patented Ice Globes with glitter on the market), the #selfcaretowels you ALL love.. and more to come. Head on over to www.theestiebestie.com and use code "Estietea " for an exclusive discount on product and freebie with your order!Follow us on Instagram www.instagram.com/theestiebestie

Episode 26- Sean & Mike have sports photographer and entrepreneur Louis Grasse on the podcast. Chatting everything from growing up in Florida, leaving a career in IT and flying drones over national disasters. Connect with your hosts https://www.instagram.com/louisgrassephotos/ https://www.instagram.com/seanjorgphoto/ https://www.instagram.com/mikekphotos/

Happy Thanksgiving to all! On today's episode, Jamie and Samar discuss the top mistakes that inventors make in writing and filing their provisional patent applications. For show notes, visit: https://outlierpatentattorneys.com/top-mistakes-provisional-applications --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/patentpending/message

In this episode of the Patent Pending Made Simple Podcast, Jamie and Samar discuss patent related deadlines, including: The importance of patent deadlines (00:00-01:56) Pre-filing Deadlines (01:57-02:55) Public Disclosures and Associated Nuances (02:56-10:13) Post-filing Deadlines (10:14-10:49) Responding to Final and Non-Final Office Actions (10:50-19:14) Other Deadlines (19:15-19:56) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/patentpending/message

On this episode of the If You Market podcast Ian Baer talks with us about the foundation of all successful marketing... audience connection. Emotional connection is key and Ian has a 3 layer Patent Pending process that applies to any brand that intends to be in business for a while.  Ingest data, screen for psychographics with AI, align with the 10 emotions that positively impact purchasing (patent pending). Who is the swing vote for your product and how can you get them to choose you? Ian Baer is the founder of Sooth and has developed a repeatable method that has helped many of the words biggest brands boost their marketing effectiveness. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Leerburg's One Odor Scent Kit This new scent kit was designed by Ed Frawley and manufactured by Leerburg. Patent Pending. All of the civilian style nose work dog sports use 4 or 5 odors. Ed specifically designed this one odor kit for several reasons: -Law enforcement searching for pedophile hard drives and thumb drive -Civilian trainers who start their training with only one odor -Civilian trainers who want to keep their 4 or 5 odors in separate scent kits Sport dog trainers can also use these kits with the goal of keeping their training aids/odors separate. Some training protocols recommend starting detection dogs on one odor. When the dog has reached fluency on that first odor the dog can then be introduced to second, third, or fourth odor. We also offer a new five scent kit of this same design. This new kit has two newly designed odor boxes. Scent items are placed in these odor boxes. These boxes have a sliding top with air vents and a magnet compartment. The magnet compartment (located on the bottom of the box) is designed so our earth magnets can be slid in and held in place by friction. Links The Foundation of Sport Detection

In this podcast episode, the hosts Samar Shah and Jamie Brophy are interviewed by Jamie's two sons, Griffin and Jordan. The boys have questions about patents, which they ask during the episode. They learn that a patent is a legal document that gives inventors rights to protect their inventions from being made, sold, or used by others. The process of getting a patent involves writing a patent application and submitting it to the Patent Office for review. It can take several years to obtain a patent due to the backlog of applications at the Patent Office. The cost of obtaining a patent, and more. Once you have a patent, you need to mark your product as patented when selling it. This notifies others that you have the exclusive rights to the invention and discourages them from copying it. If someone does copy your invention, you can send them a letter asking them to stop. If they refuse, legal action can be taken by filing a lawsuit in federal court. Overall, patents are important for protecting inventions and preventing others from copying them without permission. And, if someone does steal your invention, patents give you the right to sue infringers. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/patentpending/message

Dos takes control of the runsheet as the boys pump out a problem-free online episode for once.Expect the hear all sides of the Trey Lance trade, plus a new segment in 'Buy/Sell'! Finally Curt asks the boys how they'd like to reward loyal listeners.Email podcast@outbackqb.comInsta outbackqb

For transcript and show notes, visit: https://outlierpatentattorneys.com/patent-pending-made-simple/podcast/episodes/3 In this episode of Patent Pending Made Simple Podcast, Jamie and Samar discuss the differences between patentability opinions and patent infringement opinions. What is the difference, and when should you think about these concepts in your patent journey. Introduction to the podcast (00:02) Hosted by Samar Shah and Jamie Brophy Catching Up (00:08-00:50) Topic: Differences between patentability and patent infringement (00:51) Initial discussion of the two concepts (01:13-02:41) Just because you get a patent on something does not mean that you're not infringing on something, so you could still be infringing on somebody else's patent. Is having a patent a good defense to infringement? ⁠4:02⁠ A client has a patent and they can still infringe on somebody else's patent, both of which can happen simultaneously. Having a patent is not a good defense to patent infringement. Courts may not allow you to present that kind of evidence to a jury. The different types of opinions that practitioners can draft: patentability, non-infringement, and freedom to operate. Patentability opinions are straightforward, while infringement opinions are more complicated. The importance of a patentability opinion. 7:57 Patentability analysis gives a good idea of whether a patent application will be rejected or not. It also gives an idea of what elements to focus on in the application to get a patent. Litigation can cost upwards of $100,000 on the search itself. The patentability opinion and the infringement opinions are very very different. In infringement, you have to interpret the claim language and determine what is meant by each of those terms in the claims and that is kind of complicated. The importance of non-infringement opinions. 12:09 When writing a non-infringement opinion letter, the quality of the opinion letter becomes very important, and the level of analysis that has been done is very important. What to recommend to clients who want to know if they are infringing on something, and how to handle it. Advice to those who want to do an initial search to see if they infringe someone else's patent before launching something. Information disclosure statements ⁠16:50⁠ Software patents are written often in a way that is indecipherable to clients. It is hard for the client to make a decision on whether the disclosure is relevant to their invention. Information Disclosure Statements: The information disclosure statement is an ethical obligation to tell the patent office about references to the invention. Cost considerations and ethical obligation to disclose relevant references (17:49-18:12) Working with an attorney to establish search parameters and track references (19:01-19:23) Conclusion and Closing Remarks (19:40) Recap of key points discussed (19:49-19:57) Disclaimer about legal advice and opinions expressed (20:27-20:44) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/patentpending/message

Are you curious about what the patent process looks like from start to finish? What happens after you file your patent application? What deadlines and expectations should you have? Join us on on this episode of Patent Pending Made Simple as Jamie and Samar walk you through the lifecycle of a patent. Visit our show notes page for a transcript and resources: https://outlierpatentattorneys.com/patent-pending-made-simple/podcast/episodes/2 Topics we cover: • The provisional application is an informal application that acts as a placeholder to secure an early filing date. It gives inventors up to 1 year to decide if they want to pursue a full patent application. • Within 1 year of filing the provisional, inventors must file a non-provisional or PCT application to claim priority to the provisional filing date. • After filing a non-provisional application, the patent office will typically issue a rejection within 18-24 months. This is a normal part of the patent prosecution process. • Inventors can respond to rejections, amend claims, and make arguments to try and overcome the rejections. This can go back and forth multiple times until the application is either abandoned or allowed. • International filings via the PCT route can allow inventors to enter national phase in countries like Europe and Canada. However, international filings are expensive and the US is often the most lucrative market. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/patentpending/message

Episode 1: Intro to the Patent Pending Made Simple Podcast, and its hosts: Jamie Brophy and Samar Shah. In this episode, Jamie and Samar discuss frameworks that you (the inventor) should use when you think about your patent application as well as frameworks for protecting your innovations. Episode 1 - What is a good patent application Introduction to the podcast. 0:00 Welcome to the Patent Pending Made Simple Podcast. Jamie's background and goals for the podcast. Samar's background. What makes for a good patent application? 3:03 What makes for a good patent application. Working with a small boutique firm. The benefits of working with an inventor focused patent practitioner. The first step to getting a patent 6:33 What are the physical characteristics of your invention? Benefits and advantages of an invention. Conceptual framework for a patent application 8:37 Layers of abstraction What aspects of the invention are essential? The importance of clarity in a patent application. 11:17 Importance of being as clear as possible. Clarity, precision, and best mode. Writing to different audiences ⁠16:33 Patent litigation in the US. How Inventors should review patent applications 19:17 Patent documents are difficult to read. Collaboration with clients leads to better patent documents. Make sure the claims are right. 21:43 Having a strategic perspective to the claims. Big picture perspective on a patent application. Next time on patent pending made simple. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/patentpending/message

In this 40 min of an 1 hour and 20 min episode, I hear from David Liebensohn about the detailed back story on https://kimkardashianruinedmylife.com/  and how he feels Kim and Kris Kardashian hoodwinked him out of his Patent Pending,  Censorgram Technology and Kimoji Trademark.  Love them or hate them, doing business with the Kardashians is not for the faint of heart!  David explains how Instagram ended up with his products exact same system feature one year later after Kim  Kardashian received a copy of their Patent pending and may have spoken about it to the ex-CEO of Instagram, Kevin Systrom. Kim mentions speaking to Instagram's Kevin Systrom on a phone call about how much he needs David's Censorgram product, so it's not such a stretch.  I learn about the Kardashian's MO in business. What they are like in a deal. The games they allegedly play. The most shocking thing is they have done this before to another  Company  called Kung Fu Factory and this gets me thinking about a list of all of the Kardashian business scandals since becoming famous, and its over 10. Could it be a pattern?  David tells me the story around the  settlement sent to him by Marty Singer and how his life fell apart fallowing what Kim did to him. Fascinating considering how much Kim Kardashian has. Now that David has lost it all, he will not be silenced.  He has notified the CA Bar Association and other government agencies, so they can Keep on the Kardashians....and he can help prevent someone else from having this happen to them.   Perhaps Kim should pray about this behavior next  Sunday at Kris  Kardashian's California Community Church.Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/DishingDramaWithDanaWilkeyFollow David: https://www.instagram.com/davidliebensohn/?hl=enContent provided from lawsuits, public articles,  https://kimkardashianruinedmylife.com/  Sound bites: Darth Vader, Clueless, 1983 Valley Girl, YouTube Support the showDana is on Cameo!Get Dishing Drama Dana Merch!https://represent.com/store/dishing-drama-dana-wilkeyFollow Dana: @Wilkey_Dana$25,000 Song - Apple Music$25,000 Song - SpotifyTo support the show and listen to full episodes, become a member on PatreonTo learn more about sponsorships, email DDDWpodcast@gmail.comDana's YouTube Channel

This episode holds a very special place in my heart, not half because my guest is a stellar chap (not even a quarter of why I like this episode) but also because his name is ALSO Peter and I finally get to use a title I've had for longer than I care to admit. I'm going to type it again because it's such a ruddy humdinger of a title and typing it means I have to say it in my head and I get to realise its brilliance all over again.  Peter Rugman is my guest this episode and with him he brings the novelty of the same name and also some riveting contributions to the segments.  We start as we don't mean to go on and dissect a Strypes fanfiction about bearing our children. From there we talk through the preceding days drinking and dancing and our Pokemon trainer history, (Rugman, who Peter will be referred to as from now on to save confusion) critiques and evaluates O' Hanlon's current Pokemon crystal squad) before we crack on into the segments.  We circled around Sonic Seconds and cover ground from Flyte to Labi Siffre to Kath Bloom to Klaatu to Matthew Sweet to The Raspberries and finally Brian Wilson. Coming into land we don't settle the debate between YouTube app vs YouTube in-browser (Rugman's answer will disappoint you) before hurtling headlong into Vox Pas and take off soaring again into Pete's Patent Pending which enjoys a welcome return (if some sub-standard offerings). After gliding through our shared memories of canine cartoons we careen into Have I Got Tunes For You (recommendations on our end involving 'Novelty Island' and 'The Merrymakers' before we engage the landing gear and round out our time together for an Acoustic Corner for the ages. 

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This week, we're dreaming baby! After we catch up on a few housekeeping items, we start discussing a few dreams we have. Our dream to travel in the van for a bit, our dream to cruise with our internet besties (that's y'all), AND Blaire even shares 2 dreams of her own that one day WILL HAPPEN. Tune in to hear all about it ;) Oh, and to Ketchup With The Freys!