Genesis All inventions begin with an idea; an idea that modifies an existing invention or an idea for a new invention the world didn’t know it was ready for. In the patent game, ideas and their resulting inventions can be deceptively simple. To the inventor his or her invention may seem like a “no brainer”. But to others, (corporate, investors, or your patent attorney), an inventor’s idea might be anything but simplistic. Through no fault of their own, inventors may have difficulty communicating the details and specifications of their invention. The process that follows invention is time consuming and requires knowledge in several unrelated fields. Patent law, finance, manufacturing, and marketing; all of these fields are necessary to take an invention from its genesis to market. And like it or not representatives of these fields will have questions for the inventor. No one can anticipate all of the possible questions posed to an inventor by…
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