Chicago patent attorney Rich Beem says that inventors are appropriately concerned about the confidentiality of their inventions and they wonder if a patent attorney will steal their invention.
In 20 years of practice, Mr. Beem says that he has never known of a patent attorney stealing a client's invention. While an inventor should be secretive about their work, you can be assured that a patent attorney is bound by the rules of confidentiality that are a part of the Rules of Ethics that exist in the State Bar and the Patent Office. Watch the video now to learn more.
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