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Author Topic: Conceivement Established By Lawyer  (Read 1340 times)

listenup77

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Conceivement Established By Lawyer
« on: 11-17-05 at 11:18 am »
Question. Like an inventor's journal and the PTO's Disclosure Program, can the day you gave your lawyer the drawings and description of your idea be used as a witnessed date of conceivement?
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JimIvey

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Re: Conceivement Established By Lawyer
« Reply #1 on: 11-17-05 at 11:40 am »
I would think so.  There may be a risk of waiving attorney-client privilege.  I'm not a litigator, so I'm not sure how significant a risk there is and if there are ways around it.

Regards.
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clarklawyer

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Re: Conceivement Established By Lawyer
« Reply #2 on: 11-17-05 at 05:45 pm »
You can certainly use the information provided to your attorney as proof of conception.   As an examiner I saw that done a few times.  You can redact stuff from the information you provide as long as you provide the minimal evidence necessary to show conception.
« Last Edit: 11-17-05 at 06:13 pm by clarklawyer »
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listenup77

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Re: Conceivement Established By Lawyer
« Reply #3 on: 11-17-05 at 10:17 pm »
Thank you for the replies. I figured you could, but was not sure.
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