OZONE IP™ was founded by Steven N. Fox, Esq., a Registered U.S. Patent Attorney and Nidhi N. Singh, Esq., an Indian lawyer to provide patent support and management services to independent inventors, start-up companies, and small to mid-size businesses. Mr. Fox has more than 20 years experience in patent searching and procurement of US and world-wide patent protection. Ms. Singh has more than twenty (20) years experience as an attorney and in management of highly complex legal matters using an Indian based work force.
OZONE IP™ strategically manages all aspects of the patent procurement process ensuring that you receive a high quality patent that protects your new product at a great price.
OZONE IP™ has contracts with technology specialists that can prepare an Invention Disclosure Document (hereinafter “IDD”) at a fraction of the cost charged by private and/or in-house U.S. Patent Attorneys and/or Agents. Expertise, training, and overall quality control OZONE IP™ at every point of the process ensures a high quality IDD.
OZONE IP™ has contracts with Registered U.S. Patent Attorneys who have agreed to prepare and file provisional, utility and/or patent applications at a great flat price provided they receive an Invention Disclosure Document prepared by OZONE IP™.
Registered U.S. Patent Attorneys can provide lower prices because the Invention Disclosure Documents by OZONE IP™ are of high quality thereby significantly reduce attorney time. These savings are passed directly to clients of OZONE IP™ and the attorney.
Unlike conventional patent service providers, OZONE IP’s service fees are based upon the complexity of the invention as a whole rather than the complexity of the basic technology itself. At OZONE IP™, our service fee for your invention depends upon the type of service ordered and which level it fall into increasing in cost from Level 1 to Level 3. For example, a moderately complex mechanical device may take longer to draft and prepare drawings than a software product or business method. In such a case, the mechanical device may be a Level 2 case while the software product might fall into Level 1. Over the past twenty (20) years, inventors and small to large companies have paid significantly higher fees for patent applications simply because the subject matter relates to electrical, software arts, and/or biotechnology arts.