File Patents Early and Often - Myth 3

Voting in Chicago?  Yes, that should be "early and often."  Patents?  Not so much.  Filing lots and lots of patents without the data to support the investment is not a good idea. The best patents come later in the process. As an investor, I will not finance the first patent for a startup because it represents the highest risk.  I am comfortable to wait until we have more customer input, more product development, and more knowledge of the market. You are much better off waiting to get a patent, than spend your money when 95% of the patents are worthless.

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Patent Myths explores many of the misconceptions that entrepreneurs and angel investors have about intellectual property. Seems that 95% of the patents out there are worthless, so how do we still use the system to get Investment Grade Patents?