Patent

A patent is a monopoly granted to an inventor by the government, securing him/her the exclusive right to manufacture, exploit, use and sell the patented invention. While there is some homogeneity internationally, there are differences in patent laws and regulations for almost every country. Not all countries are signatory to the various international treaties dealing with intellectual property rights on a worldwide scale.

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DR. KAY PALMER

Patent Agent


Kay drafts and prosecutes patents in the fields of biochemical, pharmaceutical and molecular biology.
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