One of the most damaging situations that can hurt the success of your invention is when you have developed an award-winning product only to have your competition copy and profit from your idea. For this reason it is strongly recommended that you patent your product upon its completion. We will be going over different types of protections available to you through the government, which will help you choose one that best fits your needs
First lets take a closer look at what a patent does basically it provides protection by giving you sole production rights to your product. However, this limits you to one country and will be only valid for a specific number of years. You should also know that in order to attain a patent you have to meet certain requirements, which include having a unique creation new to the market along with the planned process intended for production. The thought behind this being an idea is just an idea if it cant be produced
Now lets say you want to produce and market your product worldwide. This would require you to register your patent in every other country. Thus making the patent valid for up to 20 yrs providing you register every year after...
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