Re: Re: POOR MANS PATENT

Posted by M Arthur Auslander on April 30, 2002 at 02:22:26:

In Reply to: Re: POOR MANS PATENT posted by ContingencyLawyers.FreeServer.com on April 29, 2002 at 04:14:51:

: Have you considered hiring a patent agent to draft the patent on a contingency basis. The agent charges you no fees, but rather shares in the royalties the issued patent recieves. At ContingencyLawyers.FreeServers.com we believe that when the patent agent has a financial stake in the issued patent he is more focused on gettinga a broad, strong, and enforceable patent. Of course he is, it is his only compensation. Come see our website at ContingencyLawyers.FreeServers.com

Dear Free,

Put up or shut up how many PAY and how many are FREE. I'm sure there must be some that are contingent, but I'll bet there a number that pay and pay. With the scammers only 1 in 10,000 that get back more than they pay. I can't see how you can stay in business working on a contingency even if some inventions do eventually pay off.

M. Arthur Auslander

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