Golden Rule. And this. You might not expect me to say this.
Get the best advice you possibly can right at the beginning.
Quite often people go down the road, maybe to their lawyer who they bought there, helped them by their house.
This is usually not good enough. Make sure you find out who the best person is and really be prepared to pay for it and you won't go wrong.
But as I say at the end, the start ups often go wrong because they have very poor legal situations,
may have brilliant business, brilliant, brilliant ideas, but you can't put it right after the event.
Now I have some little queries which start you can look at the.
These on your own. The question is, what is the invention?
I will tell you very quickly, patents are drafted in very obscure language and there's more concern to get things accurate,
makes things accurate than there is to to make them transparent.
This is a bicycle tire, pneumatic bicycle tire. Mr. Dunlop's patent.
1886 or thereabouts. Next one system of telegraphy which receiver set and vibration by which of electric currents or electricity.
What's that? It's a telephone. It's Alexander Graham Bell Patent.
So they all have patents, these people. All of this one fastener comprising a pair of flexible stringers, interlocking members.
Interlocking is something which should give you a hint. It's a zip fastener invented by Mr. Sandberg about 100 years ago.
And finally, the more modern. You see these every day. What is it? Magdalena.
What is it? Anybody know?
It's a barcode reader. Obvious.
Anyway, finish off if you want to get more advice. Here are some of the places you might choose to look like if you.