Patent clients want different sorts of things from their attorneys.  Some clients have a narrow technological niche, and look to patents to protect key access routes to it.  Others seek protection for new market applications of their existing products.  Some have eclectic, creative engineers whose ideas, if protected, might grow into new business lines or be spun off into new ventures.  And some are simply playing a numbers game - in a market with competitors who file lots of patent applications, it would be foolish not to have a comparable patent pipeline, though the chances of any individual patent being particularly valuable are small.

Complicating matters is the fact that patent clients are often different from the inventors, and inventors may have different goals and expectations of "their" attorneys.  Inventors are bright, talented individuals, but a first-time inventor will usually need help identifying the kernel of the invention, and guidance to understand the patent application process.  Experienced inventors often need a different sort of help from their counsel, perhaps focusing on alternative implementations of the core idea and potential applications outside their employer's main business. Almost all inventors, however, are disappointed when their elite patent lawyer lacks a strong understanding of the technical foundations of their field, or delivers a draft application that misstates fundamental principles of the invention's operation.

Using Mersenne Law's patent drafting services to prepare specifications and figures is an economical way to get high-quality, technically accurate patent applications that will impress inventors and survive tough prosecutions to produce valuable claims for clients. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for help with patent applications in the electrical, electronic, computer, network, software and information-processing technical arts.