By: John Rizvi, Esq
A Block Party For Inventors
While rap music began life in the block parties of New York in the 1970s, it found new expression in a rhyme I rapped to a crowd of inventors, clients, friends, – and, yes, even the mayor of Coral Springs – who attended the recent celebration of my law firm’s new 10,000 square foot headquarters.
While it may seem incongruous for a practicing two-decade patent attorney, law school professor, and best-selling book author on patents to “bust some rhymes” on perhaps the biggest moment in his intellectual property career, it reflects my sincere desire to take risks and dare mighty things when it comes to championing the merits of patenting small ideas and leaving the comfort zone of a nine-to-five job to commercialize an invention.
The ribbon cutting ceremony was thus my “block party” for “garage inventors”, designed to show the world how my fearless team of former patent examiners, patent illustrators, engineers and prototype experts are helping innovators leverage the First to File inventing system to get their ideas fast tracked through the United States Patent Office (USPTO).
Read more >> https://thepatentprofessor.com/thats-a-wrap-celebrating-3-clients-of-mine-whose-patents-i-procured-helped-changed-entire-industries-with-their-idea/
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