While a formal legal education can be helpful for patent writing and prosecution, it isn't necessary. What really counts is
having a solid engineering or science background. Patent professionals need to have the technical skills to understand and
explain inventions with clarity. These skills can only come with experience earned in the field.
Patent agents tend to be battle-hardened engineers or scientists
who have the real-world experience that counts. This helps them gain the technical expertise required to write and prosecute
patents. In addition to having technical expertise, a registered patent agent has passed the rigorous patent exam. This difficult
exam is required by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Hence, patent agents combine real-world experience
with the tough registration requirements of the USPTO. This combination makes patent agents highly qualified to write and
prosecute patents for their clients.
At Jelic Patent Services, we hire only very experienced
scientists and engineers to work with our clients. We value what our people have accomplished in the past and encourage them
to work with our clients for the future. Give us the opportunity to work with your patents and we'll show you the benefits
of experience.
