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Reining in the Cost of Patent Protection

Issued: June 01 2009

Remember to look after the pennies

While many may be tempted to proceed down the “do-it-yourself” path in order to save costs, the chances of gaining a robust granted patent that can be licensed or enforced are not high. Jennifer Lucas helps IP owners in New Zealand and beyond cut down on their patent protection costs

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