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Posted by 093427945673 on September 13, 2001 at 23:56:13:

In Reply to: Patent for E-ticketing? posted by David Samer on September 13, 2001 at 22:21:12:

you can do a quick search by going to the USPTO
office website at:

http://164.195.100.11/netahtml/search-bool.html

do technical keyword search to find any patents.
do a company keyword search (assignee) to find
owners.

With or without doing the search, figure out
exactly what the implementation you would employ
for such a system, and get an opinion from a Patent
Lawyer. If the Patent Lawyer says you would infringe
you may need a license, stay with the lawyer. If
the Patent lawyer tells you your idea is
patentable, you could find a patent agent
(usually a former practising engineer who now
drafts, files and prosecutes patent applications)
who may be less expensive and possibly more
technical. There is no difference between an agent
and an attorney practicing before the PTO as long
as they are both registered and in good standing.
Names of all registered practioners are listed
on the PTO site, be sure to check.

Get legal advice other than on the internet where
you do not know who is "talking" to you.

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: you can do a quick search by going to the USPTO : office website at: : http://164.195.100.11/netahtml/search-bool.html : do technical keyword search to find any patents. : do a company keyword search (assignee) to find : owners. : With or without doing the search, figure out : exactly what the implementation you would employ : for such a system, and get an opinion from a Patent : Lawyer. If the Patent Lawyer says you would infringe : you may need a license, stay with the lawyer. If : the Patent lawyer tells you your idea is : patentable, you could find a patent agent : (usually a former practising engineer who now : drafts, files and prosecutes patent applications) : who may be less expensive and possibly more : technical. There is no difference between an agent : and an attorney practicing before the PTO as long : as they are both registered and in good standing. : Names of all registered practioners are listed : on the PTO site, be sure to check. : Get legal advice other than on the internet where : you do not know who is "talking" to you.

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