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Re: ABC's of obtaining a design Patent[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Patent Forum ] [ FAQ ] Posted by M. Arthur Auslander on September 25, 2000 at 06:48:18: In Reply to: ABC's of obtaining a design Patent posted by John WorldPeace on September 24, 2000 at 01:58:02: : I am an attorney in Houston, Texas. : I personally have an design idea. The best example that I can give is: My idea is similar to the idea of moving the stering wheel from the left to the right side of a car. The product that I am wanting to redesign is almost as recognizable as an automobile and will be as common as a microwave oven within five years or less. I only want to redesign a part of it; like moving the stering wheel. : Questions. : 1) How can I protect the design idea from the attorney or agent I employ to help me? : Please email me a copy of your answer at johnwrldpc@aol.com. : John WorldPeace, Attorney at Law Dear John, Dealing with a Patent Lawyer their are ethical codes of both the Patent Office and the legal athority that administers the lawyers practice. Since not every good idea is patentable and not every patent give the protection the inventor needs, we start with a Reality Check (sm) to save time, money and worry. Patents are not inexpensive. Keep the invention secret until you dislcose to a Patent lawyer. M. Arthur Auslander
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