Where can you find a patent buyer or get product licensed?

I currently hold two patents for my designs, now I want to sell or license it to a company. Where do I do from here?
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Answered By: Intellectual Property Center, LLC
you can try looking online. There are a number of reputable and irreputable companies online who may be willing to assist you. You may also want to try your patent attorney, if you had one. Sometimes they can be a wealth of information. Good Luck.

Answer Applies to: Kansas
Replied: 8/12/2011

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Answered By: Mark S. Hubert PC
Look for a buyer.

Answer Applies to: Oregon
Replied: 8/8/2011

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Answered By: Barton Barton & Plotkin
One of the main roles of your IP counsel is to advise you as you attempt to develop a business plan for licensing and/or commercializing your invention. Without knowing the details regarding your patent rights, it is difficult to give you any meaningful advice. However, depending on the nature of the invention, the industry involved, and many other factors, there are numerous organizations, web-sites, inventor associations, and other sources of assistance for inventors. Ordinarily, I advise inventors to retain and work closely with intellectual property counsel in developing a strategy for successfully monetizing your inventions. Importantly, you should not expect your attorney to be your business partner

Answer Applies to: New York
Replied: 8/5/2011

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