Disclosing your invention to Mor is the first step to protecting your IP (intellectual property). Making a discovery profitable begins with securing the legal rights to the technology, procedure or product. Only after filing the patent can you safely publish your idea. If you plan to disclose any information about your invention, including abstracts and clinical trials site, please contact Mor’s team IMMEDIATELY!
While you and the patent attorney are drafting the initial patent application, Mor team researches the commercial viability of your discovery. Our assessors examine the industry, the market size and its current needs, as well as a projected cost for manufacture and sale of the innovation.
Mor has a vast experience in identifying potential early funding opportunities, such as IIA grants to advance your research to enhance the probability of successful partnering, development, and commercial impact. We provide you with ongoing, professional and financial support throughout the process of developing these proposals.
Mor has a vast experience in identifying potential early funding opportunities, such as IIA grants to advance your research for enhancing the probability of successful partnering, development, and commercial impact of your project. We provide you with ongoing, professional and financial support throughout the process of developing these grant proposals.
Mor makes connections with potential investors and companies on your behalf and manages the entire technology transfer and licensing process including drawing up agreements with companies that safeguard the inventor’s interests, and/or R &D contracts with investors to sponsor further research in commercial applications.
The ability to protect IP is put at risk if you publish, present, or share your findings with others on a non-confidential basis before we file a patent. If you plan to disclose any information about your invention, please contact Mor IMMEDIATELY!