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We at UIPatent, are specialized in the assessment of new technologies, and preparation and prosecution of patent applications worldwide. We draft and prosecute Canadian, US, and international patent applications to grant, and advise clients on filing strategies and patent validity. We offer strategic advice and conduct thorough due diligence reviews of patent portfolios. Our practice allows us to dedicate the time and effort required to achieve the best outcomes for our clients. We are dedicated to delivering exceptional service and high-quality work within your budget.
Our pricing structure is designed to give you control over legal costs.
We believe Great ideas are rare and deserve to be safeguarded. We strongly believe in securing the rights to your innovations through patents, trademarks, and other legal avenues.
Our team of experienced lawyers and trademark agents are qualified to serve a diverse clientele, ranging from individuals to multinational corporations across various industries. We assist our clients in identifying their intellectual property needs and have successfully secured patents for a diverse clientele, including start-ups, small to medium-sized companies, major multinational corporations, and university researchers.
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There are several different ways that you can protect your invention. we provide a free consultation on what the best approaches for you.
Inventing something new is an exciting process, but once you’ve created your innovation, you’re faced with an important decision: should you patent it? Patents are a crucial aspect of intellectual property protection, but they’re not always the right choice for every inventor. Let’s explore the pros and cons of patenting your invention to help you .
