Ebrahimzadeh David (5 results)

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. You have an invention. Now what?The U.S. patent system can feel like a maze of legal jargon, government fees, and bureaucratic hurdles. But it doesn't have to be.In The Patent Playbook, David Ebrahimzadeh-a two-time patent holder-shares the practical lessons he learned navigating the process… from initial concept to issued patent. This isn't abstract legal theory. It's a step-by-step guide built from real experience, including the frustration of office action rejections and the strategies that ultimately led to approval.Inside, you'll discover: The five phases of the patent process and what to expect at each stageHow to conduct a prior art search before investing in an applicationThe critical differences between provisional and nonprovisional applicationsWhat examiners look for and how to respond when claims are rejectedWorking with patent attorneys and agents-and when to go it aloneCosts, timelines, and strategies to protect your budgetCommon mistakes that derail first-time applicantsWhether you're an inventor with a breakthrough idea, an entrepreneur building a product, or simply curious about how patents work, this guide gives you the knowledge to protect your innovation and navigate the system with confidence.Your idea deserves protection. Here's how to get it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. You have an invention. Now what?The U.S. patent system can feel like a maze of legal jargon, government fees, and bureaucratic hurdles. But it doesn't have to be.In The Patent Playbook, David Ebrahimzadeh-a two-time patent holder-shares the practical lessons he learned navigating the process… from initial concept to issued patent. This isn't abstract legal theory. It's a step-by-step guide built from real experience, including the frustration of office action rejections and the strategies that ultimately led to approval.Inside, you'll discover: The five phases of the patent process and what to expect at each stageHow to conduct a prior art search before investing in an applicationThe critical differences between provisional and nonprovisional applicationsWhat examiners look for and how to respond when claims are rejectedWorking with patent attorneys and agents-and when to go it aloneCosts, timelines, and strategies to protect your budgetCommon mistakes that derail first-time applicantsWhether you're an inventor with a breakthrough idea, an entrepreneur building a product, or simply curious about how patents work, this guide gives you the knowledge to protect your innovation and navigate the system with confidence.Your idea deserves protection. Here's how to get it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.