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Posted by Patrick Kelecy on September 05, 2002 at 04:28:12:

In Reply to: Re: Finding a good patent attorney posted by M Arthur Auslander on August 30, 2002 at 00:01:59:

: : Hi,

: : Could anyone advise on how best to go about selecting a patent attorney to work with? I have an electric machine (motor) invention that I would like to patent, and I have started work on a patent application for it. However, due to lack of time I would like to hand it over to an patent attorney or agent to complete. I hate to just pick someone out of a phone and wasn't sure how to proceed.

: : Any advice is appreciated.

: : Thanks,

: : Pat

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Thanks for your response. Having read through a lot of patents related to my invention I know there is a lot of skill that goes into preparing one (which is why I am seeking help).

After posting this, I did come across a number of web articles on selecting an attorney. Naturally, finding someone with the proper technical background and experience with similar inventions is important. To this end, I searched the PTO databae site for names of law firms who had prepared patents for similar inventions (relevant prior art) and came up with quite a few. To pare this down, I plan on calling some (and ask lots of questions).

Anyway, I thought I would share this, and thanks again for your response. I appreciated it.

Pat


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