Taylor R. Hamilton, Patent Practitioner

Protecting Innovation Today,
Creating Possibilities for
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Patent practitioners play a crucial role in fostering creativity, as they help individuals and organizations safeguard their intellectual property.

Patent Services

    TRH Patents is committed to delivering a seamless and transparent experience for our clients. If the support you need falls outside our practice area or requires scientific knowledge in another field, we will collaborate and recommend appropriate representation to ensure you receive the most effective assistance. Our goal is to connect you with the resources and professionals necessary to address your specific patent requirements and provide the guidance you need.

Prior Art Search and Patentability Assessment

Our practitioner conducts comprehensive prior art searches to identify relevant prior art and performs patentability assessments to determine the likelihood of obtaining a granted patent, providing clients with valuable insights into the novelty and inventiveness of their inventions.

Freedom-to-Operate Analysis and Consultation

TRH Patents offers freedom-to-operate (FTO) analysis, assessing whether a client's product or technology infringes upon existing patents or intellectual property rights. We also provide professional consultations, guiding clients on potential risks, alternative approaches, and strategies to avoid infringement.

Patent Application Preparation, Filing, and Prosecution

Our agent assists in preparing, drafting, and filing patent applications, ensuring compliance with legal requirements and strategically presenting the client's invention to the patent office. We handle prosecution, responding to office actions, and collaborating with patent examiners to maximize the chances of obtaining granted patents.

Post-Grant Proceedings, Corrections, and Appeals

We provide support in post-grant proceedings, such as inter partes reviews (IPRs), reexaminations, and appeals, representing clients in defending their patents or challenging the validity of others' patents. We also assist in patent corrections and reissue applications to address errors or deficiencies in issued patents.

Patent Portfolio Management and Strategy

TRH Patents aids clients in managing their patent portfolios, offering strategic advice on portfolio optimization, patent maintenance decisions, and aligning patent strategies with business goals. We conduct portfolio evaluations, analyze competitive landscapes, and provide guidance on acquiring, divesting, or licensing patents.

International Patent Protection and Strategy

Our practitioner provides guidance on international patent protection strategies, including filing under the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) and navigating foreign patent systems. We help clients secure and enforce their patents globally, considering regional and country-specific requirements, and provide counsel on international licensing and enforcement matters.

*Please note this quick view of services is not exhaustive and our practitioner can provide further assistance based on your specific needs and requirements.

Unlock the Power of Your Inventions: Why a Patent Professional is Essential 

    Welcome to TRH Patents, where we believe in harnessing the full potential of your innovative ideas. Are you an inventor, entrepreneur, or business owner looking to protect and leverage your intellectual property? Look no further. A patent professional is your trusted ally in navigating the complex world of patents, ensuring your inventions receive the recognition and legal protection they deserve.

    Why do you need a patent professional? Here’s why:

  1. Expert Guidance: Patent professionals possess in-depth knowledge of patent laws, regulations, and procedures both home and abroad. They understand the intricate nuances of the patent system and can guide you through each step of the process, affording peace of mind and client-practitioner confidentiality. From conducting prior art searches to drafting and prosecuting patent applications, their expertise ensures that your inventions are handled with precision and care.
  2. Technical and Legal Traits: A patent professional combines a technical background with legal acumen. They bridge the gap between science, technology, and law, allowing them to comprehend your inventions on a technical level and translate them into comprehensive patent applications. With their dual competencies, they ensure that your inventions are adequately protected and accurately represented.
  3. Maximizing Patent Success: Patent professionals are skilled in maximizing the chances of securing successful patent grants and minimizing the risk of costly rejections, rework, or legal disputes. Through thorough prior art searches, they identify existing patents or publications that may impact the patentability of your invention. By analyzing the competitive landscape and leveraging their knowledge of patent examination practices, they strategize and position your application for success.
  4. Navigating Patent Office Procedures: The patent process can be complex, requiring meticulous attention to detail and adherence to strict deadlines. A patent professional understands the intricacies of patent office procedures, from filing requirements to responding to office actions. They navigate this process on your behalf, ensuring that your application meets all formalities and responds effectively to examiner objections or rejections.
  5. Business Insights and Portfolio Management: Beyond patent prosecution, a patent professional can assist in managing your intellectual property portfolio. They understand the market dynamics and the value of your innovations. They assess the commercial value, provide guidance on maintenance and renewal, and help develop tailored strategies. This service helps you make informed decisions about licensing, commercialization, or future research and development endeavors while ensuring your intellectual property aligns with business goals and stays protected.
  6. Client Service: Client service is at the core of a patent professional’s practice, as they prioritize delivering a positive and seamless experience for their clients. They provide attentive and personalized support, ensuring that clients’ questions and concerns are addressed promptly and thoroughly. By maintaining open lines of communication, patent professionals foster trust, instill confidence, and establish long-term relationships built on exceptional client service.

    At TRH Patents, our professional has over a decade of experience providing customer service and is committed to delivering comprehensive and tailored patent services. We combine this customer service experience with our specialized knowledge in patent law, and work closely with you to understand your inventions, protect your intellectual property rights, and help you leverage your innovations for growth and success.

    Don’t let your inventions go unnoticed or unprotected. Harness the expertise of a patent professional and unlock the power of your ideas. Contact us today to embark on your intellectual property journey!

How It Works

Consultation

The first step in obtaining a patent is to consult with a licensed patent professional. During the consultation, the practitioner will assess the potential patent and provide advice on the patentability of the invention. The practitioner will also outline the patent process and provide an estimate of cost and timeline for the patent application.

Strategize

The second step in obtaining a patent is to strategize and develop a patent strategy. This involves researching prior art, preparing patent drawings, and considering the patent’s value proposition. This strategy will also weigh the patent’s business objectives, such as whether the patent is intended to be defensive or offensive.

Take Action

The third step in obtaining a patent is to take action. This involves filing the patent application with the United States Patent and Trademark Office, responding to any office actions, and monitoring the patent’s progress. Once the patent is granted, the applicant should take steps to enforce the patent and ensure that any violations are addressed and the patent’s rights are protected.

FAQs

A patent agent is a professional who is registered with the patent office to assist inventors in the patent process. They have technical and legal aptitudes but may not be licensed attorneys. While both patent agents and patent attorneys are practitioners who assist with patent matters, only attorneys can provide legal advice beyond the scope of patent prosecution.

It’s advisable to engage a patent agent early in the invention process, preferably before disclosing the invention to the public. This ensures timely protection of your intellectual property rights and allows the agent to guide you through the patent process from the beginning.

A patent agent is a specialized professional who can help you navigate the complicated patent process, preventing costly mistakes. Hiring a patent agent can save you money compared to hiring a patent attorney, as they usually charge lower rates for the same services. They help you secure your patent in a timely manner, so you can start to benefit financially from your invention sooner. 

Yes, patent agents are equipped to handle international patent applications. They can assist in filing international applications under the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) or work with foreign associates to seek patent protection in specific countries.

The patent application process can vary, but it often takes several years to obtain a granted patent. Factors affecting the timeline include the field and complexity of the invention, the backlog of the patent office, and the need for revisions or responses during the prosecution phase.

The patent agent will work closely with you to gather detailed information about your invention. They will then prepare a comprehensive patent application, including a detailed description, claims defining the scope of the invention, and any necessary drawings or diagrams.

While patent agents cannot represent clients in court or provide legal advice outside the scope of patent prosecution, they can assist attorneys during patent litigation by providing technical knowledge, analyzing patent claims, and conducting research.

The cost of patent agent services can vary depending on the complexity of the invention, the scope of work required, and the experience of the agent. It’s best to consult with the patent agent to discuss their fee structure and the estimated costs involved.

A patent agent can conduct a patentability search to assess the novelty and patentability of your invention. They will analyze existing patents, scientific literature, and other sources to see if your invention is already patented or disclosed. If your invention is new, useful, and non-obvious, then it may be eligible for a patent.

If your patent application receives a rejection or objection from the patent office, a patent agent can help respond to the office action. They will analyze the objections, prepare legal arguments, and present a persuasive case to overcome the rejections and advance the application.

About TRH Patents

    TRH Patents offers global patent services and is headquartered in Northeast Ohio. The registered agent on file is Taylor Hamilton, a licensed patent practitioner. To understand more about intellectual property or contact a patent practitioner, visit the USPTO’s government website for a list of active practitioners.

    Taylor [R.] Hamilton is an American patent agent who graduated from Kent State University; majoring in Paralegal Studies with a minor in Digital Sciences. Following his Bachelor of Arts, he studied post-baccalaureate finishing Summa Cum Laude for an Associate of Science degree while adding a minor in Physics. With over a decade of customer service experience, Taylor brings exceptional interpersonal skills, empathy, and a customer-centric approach to the practice.

Know-How: A Patent Practitioner’s Knowledge in Paralegal Studies, Digital Sciences, and Physics

    In today’s fast-paced and technology-driven world, protecting intellectual property has become paramount for businesses seeking to thrive in highly competitive markets. An enthusiastic patent practitioner who combines a background in paralegal studies, digital sciences, and physics can be an invaluable asset in navigating the complex landscape of intellectual property protection. By harnessing this diverse skillset and innate curiosity, businesses can unlock innovation, safeguard their inventions, and gain a competitive edge.

1. Paralegal Studies: A Strong Legal Foundation

    With a major in paralegal studies, our patent practitioner possesses an in-depth understanding of the legal principles and procedures governing patents. Our professional is well-versed in patent law, patent office regulations, and the intricacies of patent prosecution. This skill enables our practitioner to confidently navigate the patent application process, ensuring compliance with legal requirements and maximizing the chances of successful patent grants.

2. Digital Sciences: Embracing Technological Advancements

    In an era driven by technology, a patent practitioner with a minor in digital sciences brings a unique perspective to the table. Our professional’s understanding in areas such as computer science, software development, and data analytics empowers us to handle patent matters in cutting-edge fields, including artificial intelligence, blockchain, cybersecurity, and software inventions. This ability allows businesses to protect their digital innovations and capitalize on emerging technologies.

3. Physics: Unleashing the Power of Scientific Discoveries

    Physics forms the bedrock of many technological advancements. A patent practitioner with a minor in physics possesses a solid understanding of scientific principles and the ability to comprehend complex inventions. Our professional’s grasp of physics-related inventions, such as electronics, materials science, optics, and mechanical devices, allows us to navigate the technical aspects of patent applications effectively. This knowledge ensures that businesses’ inventions are adequately protected and positions them for future growth and innovation.

Partner with Our Multifaceted Patent Practitioner

    By utilizing the capabilities of a patent practitioner with a background in paralegal studies, digital sciences, and physics, businesses gain a valuable ally in protecting their intellectual property and fostering innovation. With a foundational appreciation of legal principles, technological advancements, and scientific discoveries, our practitioner is equipped to handle a wide range of patent matters across diverse industries.

    Unlock innovation and secure your competitive advantage. Contact our multifaceted patent practitioner today to discuss how we can help protect your intellectual property and drive your ideas forward!

Let's talk

    Are you looking to safeguard your valuable intellectual property and gain a competitive advantage in the market? I invite you to reach out and book an appointment to discuss how I can assist you in protecting and leveraging your innovative assets. By booking an appointment with me, you will have the opportunity to work with a passionate advocate who will listen to your unique needs and develop a patent strategy that aligns with your goals. Don’t hesitate—reach out today to schedule an appointment and let’s transform your inventive dreams into tangible realities.

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Contact@TRHPatents.com

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330.212.5565