Block Competitors with Patent protection

Patent protection is one of the least expensive ways for any new venture to block competitors from entering its market. A patent can provide valuable protection because its owner is entitled to exclude anybody else from making, using, offering or selling the invention. Even before a patent is granted, as long as a patent application has been filed, significant value may be obtained simply by having the ability to mark products or processes as "Patent Pending." It is certainly no secret that venture capital providers look for barriers to entry - like a patent or a patent application - before deciding whether to invest in any new venture.

Visit www.Janus-Patents.com to learn about the different options available for applying for a patent, including the time and resources needed. The professionals at www.Janus-Patents.com can guide you on the requirements for obtaining a patent and point out some of the pitfalls to avoid both before and during the application process.

Please tell me, what is Intellectual Property?

What is IP? IP stands for 'Intellectual Property' and examples include: trade marks, patents, copyrights, business methods, trade secrets, general expertise, even know-how.

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