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Re: Buying Patents and Due Diligence[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Patent Forum ] [ FAQ ] Posted by M Arthur Auslander on November 15, 2002 at 23:56:30: In Reply to: Buying Patents and Due Diligence posted by RWS on November 15, 2002 at 13:13:32: : Can anyone tell me why it is so difficult to find a patent lawyer to perform due diligence work in validating patents that we will be purchased for exclusive manufacturing of a mechanical device? : I have been told by a Los Angeles attorney that the USPTO already allows anyone to get the Ownership and Assignment information for a nominal fee. But what about other contracts made outside of the recordation of the PTO? : How can a 3rd party consent clause help the buyer to get the seller to disclose any hidden deals? : How does one buy patents and be clear of all 3rd party claims, etc.? : Are there any other potential dangers in buying of Patents? Dear RSW, It is easy to get scammed with patents. I don't know what you mean about. "a patent lawyer doing do diligence", unless you wanted him to do it without paying him. Most patents are worthless on their face, if studied. With the scam operators, it is one in 10000 that makes more money than they pay. If you are going to buy a patent, you better be very careful that you are getting anything of value. M. Arthur Auslander
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