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Welcome...
K. P. Correll and Associates, LLC is an Intellectual Property
(IP) Law firm serving corporate and individual clients across
the country, and around the world, by protecting their Intellectual Property
assets through patents, federal trademarks and federal copyrights.
K. P. Correll and Associates, LLC has over 20 years experience providing
intellectual property services to both small corporations and fortune 500
companies. Our services include: preparing, filing, and prosecuting U.S., and
international PCT patent applications; preparing and filing U.S. trademark
applications; patent and trademark infringement and non-infringement opinions;
patent and trademark licensing; patent searches, trademark searches; and
infringement litigation.
K. P. Correll & Associates, LLC utilizes a flat fee pricing
schedule so you know in advance what you will be paying for a service. Our
patent attorneys and engineers are experienced in technology areas including
mechanical, electrical, process, software, and e-commerce.
Click here to go to our Frequently Asked Questions
section

Establishing
your IP...
We help our
clients to establish their intellectual property methodologies, e.g., establishing invention
examination boards to help determine which technologies and Research &
Development (R&D) investments the company should
protect through patent application filing.
If left unprotected, a good invention, or service,
may be lost to larger competitors that are in a better position to commercialize
the product or service at a more affordable price, leaving the original inventor
or creator without any financial benefit or reward. Adequate protection of a
inventor's intellectual property is a crucial step in deterring potential
infringement and in turning ideas into business assets with a real market value.
Taking full advantage of the IP system enables companies to profit from their inventor's
innovative capacity and creativity.

Protecting
your IP...
**Proposed changes to Patent Law now in
Congress will have subtle, but significant impacts, to IP protection
strategies.**
In Underwater Devices, Inc. v. Morrison-Knudsen Co., the Federal
Circuit stated:
"Where...a potential infringer has actual
notice of another's patent rights, he has an affirmative duty to exercise due
care to determine whether or not he is infringing."
We provide infringement analysis opinions and/or
intellectual property licensing options for your patents or IP portfolio.


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