Trying to get a patent is a daunting proposition. Not so much if you’re a corporation or a university—you just hire a firm like Oblon, McClelland, Maier & Neustadt or Fish & Richardson.

But if you’re working in your garage on a better mousetrap … good luck. It’s one more area where our legal system is extremely difficult for individuals to navigate.

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