Patents Can Be Confusing
Patents can be intimidating whether you are a seasoned inventor or just starting out.
And, most of the patent help resources are either:
Sales-y with little value-add
Academic, in-the-weeds, or boring
Designed for patent attorneys and patent practitioners
Patent Pending Made Simple
Enter:
Patent related content doesn't have to be boring or sales-y.
Learn from expert practitioners, Jamie Brophy (patent agent) and Samar Shah (patent attorney), to gain insider knowledge on the patent process in an accessible yet in-depthdiscussion about patents that is geared towards independent inventors.
What They Say
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Informative and Entertaining
Sometimes when you talk to patent attorneys, it can feel like they are talking down to you. Not so with Samar and Jamie. They do an excellent job talking through the complexities in a nuanced and educated way. Highly recommended for inventors of all experience levels!
Apple Podcast Review / United States
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Intimidating No More!
Patents can seem intimidating to inventors, but the hosts do a great job of making the concepts accessible, easy to understand, and dare I say: fun!
Apple Podcast Review / United States
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A Conversation
Listening to each podcast episode is like sitting in an attorneys office with a glass of scotch.
George Burkhardt / Board of Directors, Alamo Inventors
Recent Episodes
Episode #9
16th Apr 2024
Episode #7
14th Jan 2024
Episode #6
24th Nov 2023
About Your Hosts
Jamie Brophy is a patent agent with over 24 years of experience in the patent field. She started her career as a patent examiner at the US Patent & Trademark Office and counsels clients in the consumer products, mechanical and medical device space.
Samar Shah is a patent attorney with over a decade of experience in helping startups and established tech companies such as Facebook, Google, and others, Samar Shah has seen his clients go through it all from inception to IPO and beyond.
Jamie and Samar share their experiences so you can avoid mistakes that inventors (and guests) might have made.
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