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Why Should You Protect Your Invention?

Attracting investment

You will have the opportunity to raise additional funds, as investors are more inclined to invest in products or services whose intellectual property is protected.

Competitive advantage

You will become unique – by gaining exclusive rights to an invention, you will be exceptional on the market and will be able to prohibit competitors from using such an invention for commercial purposes.

Building your reputation

You will gain a solid reputation and protect the values you create, the values with which your customers will eventually associate the invention.

Financial benefits

You will always be able to reap the financial benefits by choosing a franchise, licence or transfer of rights to your patented invention to others.

Invention patenting services

Invention Assessment

What is it?

We evaluate the key criteria-novelty, inventive step, and industrial applicability. To do this, we conduct a global patent search. The search results reveal existing analogues of the invention currently in existence worldwide. This allows us to determine whether it is worthwhile to to patent the invention.

Why is this necessary?

You will find out whether the product you are developing is patentable. Considering analogues of your invention, it is possible to prepare a better description and create the most optimal protection strategy.

Duration

2-3 weeks

What is it?

This is a mandatory step in filing a patent application, during which the invention is described. Various technical and legal requirements apply to the description of the invention. Our patent experts prepare detailed descriptions of inventions that meet these requirements.

Why is this necessary?

To obtain protection for an invention, a description is required when filing a patent application. Once the application is filed, no substantial changes can be made; therefore, this is one of the most important and demanding tasksinvolved in the invention patenting process.

Duration

4-6 weeks

What is it?

This is the mandatory submission of the invention description, together with other documents, to the patent office of the selected country. We ensure that the entire patent application filing process runs smoothly.

Why is this necessary?

When applying, a priority date is recorded, from which the commercialization of the invention can begin. 

Duration

1-2 days

What is it?

This is our specialists’ supervision throughout the entire patenting process. After the application is filed, its examination process begins: formal examination, substantive examination, expert inquiries, publication, and patent issuance.

Why is this necessary?

The patenting process for each invention is unique. Therefore, special attention is required, which we ensure with constant supervision: we will inform you about the progress of patenting and the expected actions.

Duration

2-4 years

What is it?

During the examination of the application, taking into account the requirements and criteria set by the office of a specific country, experts raise various questions about the patentable invention. We communicate with the experts of the relevant country’s patent office and answer all their inquiries.

Why is this necessary?

To obtain a patent, all expert inquiries must be answered. Our patent experts will provide all the required answers.

What is it?

These are annual fees paid correctly and on time. After the patent is issued – and sometimes during the application examination – fees set by the patent office of a specific country (state levies) must be paid every year.

Why is this necessary?

The fee payment procedure may vary from country to country, but they are usually paid for 20 years – the length of time a patent is valid. We ensure that annual patent fees are paid correctly and, most importantly, on time. We warn you in advance about the upcoming annual fee payment deadline.

Duration

Yearly

What is it?

This is the extension of the invention’s protection to other countries or regions, in consultation with our specialists. After filing a priority application, the owner has the right to extend the protection of their invention.

Why is this necessary?

To commercialize your invention in other countries, broader protection is required, because a patent has a territorial principle of validity. For the strategic development of your invention’s protection, we help you make the most optimal decision.

What is it?

Certain countries, including Lithuania, provide financial support to cover patenting costs; therefore, we introduce we inform inventors about these funding opportunities and help them choose the most optimal way to recoup their expenses.

Why is this necessary?

The cost of a patent depends on many factors and varies from country to country. Patenting an invention can therefore require considerable expense, especially if you want to protect the invention in more than one market. Therefore, we look for ways to reduce the financial burden of patenting.

What is it?

We evaluate the key criteria-novelty, inventive step, and industrial applicability. To do this, we conduct a global patent search. The search results reveal existing analogues of the invention currently in existence worldwide. This allows us to determine whether it is worthwhile to to patent the invention.

Why is this necessary?

You will find out whether the product you are developing is patentable. Considering analogues of your invention, it is possible to prepare a better description and create the most optimal protection strategy.

Duration

2-3 weeks

What is it?

This is a mandatory step in filing a patent application, during which the invention is described. Various technical and legal requirements apply to the description of the invention. Our patent experts prepare detailed descriptions of inventions that meet these requirements.

Why is this necessary?

To obtain protection for an invention, a description is required when filing a patent application. Once the application is filed, no substantial changes can be made; therefore, this is one of the most important and demanding tasksinvolved in the invention patenting process.

Duration

4-6 weeks

What is it?

This is the mandatory submission of the invention description, together with other documents, to the patent office of the selected country. We ensure that the entire patent application filing process runs smoothly.

Why is this necessary?

When applying, a priority date is recorded, from which the commercialization of the invention can begin. 

Duration

1-2 days

What is it?

This is our specialists’ supervision throughout the entire patenting process. After the application is filed, its examination process begins: formal examination, substantive examination, expert inquiries, publication, and patent issuance.

Why is this necessary?

The patenting process for each invention is unique. Therefore, special attention is required, which we ensure with constant supervision: we will inform you about the progress of patenting and the expected actions.

Duration

2-4 years

What is it?

During the examination of the application, taking into account the requirements and criteria set by the office of a specific country, experts raise various questions about the patentable invention. We communicate with the experts of the relevant country’s patent office and answer all their inquiries.

Why is this necessary?

To obtain a patent, all expert inquiries must be answered. Our patent experts will provide all the required answers.

What is it?

These are annual fees paid correctly and on time. After the patent is issued – and sometimes during the application examination – fees set by the patent office of a specific country (state levies) must be paid every year.

Why is this necessary?

The fee payment procedure may vary from country to country, but they are usually paid for 20 years – the length of time a patent is valid. We ensure that annual patent fees are paid correctly and, most importantly, on time. We warn you in advance about the upcoming annual fee payment deadline.

Duration

Yearly

What is it?

This is the extension of the invention’s protection to other countries or regions, in consultation with our specialists. After filing a priority application, the owner has the right to extend the protection of their invention.

Why is this necessary?

To commercialize your invention in other countries, broader protection is required, because a patent has a territorial principle of validity. For the strategic development of your invention’s protection, we help you make the most optimal decision.

What is it?

Certain countries, including Lithuania, provide financial support to cover patenting costs; therefore, we introduce we inform inventors about these funding opportunities and help them choose the most optimal way to recoup their expenses.

Why is this necessary?

The cost of a patent depends on many factors and varies from country to country. Patenting an invention can therefore require considerable expense, especially if you want to protect the invention in more than one market. Therefore, we look for ways to reduce the financial burden of patenting.

What is an invention?

An invention is a technical solution related to the creation of a new device, product, or process, or to the improvement of an existing device, product, or process. Patenting of an invention is a form of legal protection that grants exclusive rights to an invention. The patent owner acquires the rights to manufacture, sell, or otherwise use their invention and, at the same time, prohibits competitors from doing so for commercial purposes.
 
The uniqueness of an idea determines the path of its further development; therefore, one should begin thinking about the commercialization and patenting of an invention from the very moment the idea first arises.

Patenting of an invention

A patentable invention must meet three basic criteria. First, the invention must be new. Second, it must involve an inventive step-that is, it must not be obvious to a person skilled in the art. Third, it must be industrially applicable-that is, it must solve certain problems or tasks or meet certain needs.
 
Creating an invention is usually a complex process that requires a great deal of time and investment; therefore, it is beneficial for the inventor to obtain legal protection to safeguard their invention and the funds invested in it.

Territorial protection

The protection of a nationally patented invention is valid in a specific country (e.g. Lithuania) under national law. The holder of a national patent is granted exclusive rights that prohibit any third party from using this invention for commercial purposes in that country.
The protection of a European patented invention is valid in selected European countries. An applicant is entitled to obtain a patent for several countries by filing a single application with the European Patent Office. When this office issues a European patent, it is extended to the individual European Patent Convention countries of your choice. A European patent provides the possibility, where needed, of obtaining patent protection in as many as 40 countries. This is a simpler and cheaper way to obtain protection for an invention if the applicant seeks it in at least four European countries. The holder of a European patent is granted exclusive rights that prohibit any third party from using this invention for commercial purposes in the selected foreign markets.
The protection of an internationally patented invention is valid in selected foreign countries. Such an international patent application later allows the invention’s protection to be extended to the states party to the Patent Cooperation Treaty. Currently, an invention can be patented this way in 150 states – almost the whole world. The holder of an international patent is granted exclusive rights that prohibit any third party from using this invention for commercial purposes in the selected states.
Diagram of protection levels: national, European Community and international

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