How to Find the Right Patent Attorney for Your Invention

Patent attorney Damon Kali — who is also an inventor himself — describes what to look for in a patent attorney and what factors are most important for your success. Do you need to work with a local attorney? How important is it that your attorney specializes in your field? Licensing expert Stephen Key weighs in. Choose wisely!

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