Will I be all set to go after my patent?

If I obtain a patent on my invention, does that mean I have the right to make, use and sell my invention?
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Answered By: Nelson & Lawless
Of course. However, you do not need a patent to make, use and sell your invention. You need a patent to obtain the right to protect it from any infringement and competition.

Answer Applies to: California
Replied: 8/19/2010

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Answered By: Kafantaris Law Group
Yes, once you receive your patent, you can enjoy all the rights patentability, including making, using, and selling the invention, andpreventing others from doing the same.

Answer Applies to: California
Replied: 8/18/2010

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