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Defensive Publication Pricing - Patent Strategy & Administration
Defensive Publication Pricing
Research disclosure is a fast and effective method for protecting your inventions
Overview
Companies that publish with us know that they can rely on their disclosures being found
Defensive Publication is method to establish prior art by publishing details of an invention into the public domain, with the purpose to stop others obtaining a patent on the same invention. The end goal is to ensure the right to practice the published invention. Studies have revealed that up to two thirds of patenting organisations are using this method actively within their IP strategy.
The perhaps most effective channel to make an invention public is Research Disclosure, the industry standard defensive publication service, launched in 1960 and operated by Questel Ireland.
Benefits
Date stamp and immediately online publication
Reference in monthly paper journal
Distribution to public libraries across the globe
Inclusion in major patent and general prior art databases
US clients (USD): $425
Rest of the world (EUR): 360€
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