Two United Patent Research clients have recently received Notices Of Allowance from the China Patent Office regarding their China Patent Applications. Gary D.’s invention, Flush Aways, is a flushable toilet seat wipe designed to promote hygiene and sanitation. Lori E.’s invention is a unique swimwear designed to be practical for female users of all ages. Gary and Lori are enthusiastic about the commercial possibilities of the expanding China marketplace.

Several United Patent Research clients have recently received notification from the United States Patent and Trademark Office that their patent applications have been granted Notices of Allowance. These inventors are: Yesenia A., inventor of Hand Held Grammar; Cindy C., inventor of the Snow Rocket; Steven C., inventor of the Vacuum Hose Weight; Gary D., inventor of Dunks Flush Aways; Dewaine F., inventor of Z&R Pad and Software; and, Mark K., inventor of Flushables.

Several United Patent Research clients have made progress towards attaining patent protection for their inventions. Jerry K., inventor of the K-Cut, John N., inventor of The Auto Baby, and Kenneth P., inventor of the Ladder Lift have recently reviewed and approved their patent applications. UPR will be forwarding these approved patent applications to the patent attorney for prompt filing at the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

Recently, several United Patent Research clients received formal notifications that their inventions have attained patent pending status at the United States Patent and Trademark Office. These inventors are: Monte F., inventor of Hug A Liter; Delbert G., inventor of the Back Scrubber; Dean T., inventor of the X-Siding Jig; Theresa and Lee R., inventors of the Solar Decoration; and, Joe and Joni S., inventors of the Sticky Kid Bib. As these inventors have now attained patent pending status, they will be receiving the marketing/licensing assistance of Universal Licensing, the licensing affiliate of United Patent Research.

Renee B., inventor of an innovative hospital garment, recently received a signed confidentiality agreement from NII Tel LLC. As a client of United Patent Research, Renee will be receiving the licensing assistance of Universal Licensing in her efforts secure a licensing agreement with a manufacturer.

Several United Patent Research clients have made significant progress in their efforts to secure trademark protection for their unique invention names. Mark F., inventor of Music Hands, will have his mark listed in the National Registry this month. Inventors Mark K. (My Teenager Safe Mobile Phone) and Keith I. (Ten Can Liner) have been granted Notices of Allowance for their marks by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

United Patent Research clients, Steven and Deanna B., recently sent a prototype of their Jug Line Fishing Device to Home Run Consultants for their review and consideration. Steven and Deanna are keeping United Patent Research’s licensing affiliate, Universal Licensing, informed of their contacts with Home Run Consultants.

United Patent Research client Randall R., inventor of the Garbage Can Lid Holder, recently received a signed confidentiality agreement from Drummond Inc. Randall will keep in contact with Universal Licensing, the licensing affiliate of UPR, regarding the next steps to take in dealing with Drummond Inc.

Renee B., inventor of Scrubs, has received an offer from a company in Del Rio, Texas to begin production of her medical robe product. Renee is consulting with the licensing affiliate of United Patent Research, Universal Licensing, regarding this offer and a competing offer from a company located in Indiana. Additionally, Renee will shortly be setting up her own web site in order to promote her product.

United Patent Research client, George G., received a signed confidentiality agreement from the Zebra Corporation promising to hold in confidence any invention information provided by the inventor. In March of this year, representatives from United Patent Research and UPR’s licensing affiliate, Universal Licensing, met with a representative of Zebra, Mr. Scott Pyle, at a trade show in Chicago. Since then communication has continued with Zebra regarding George’s invention, Sensor Pill Topper (SPT). Universal Licensing will be providing guidance to George regarding further contact activities with Zebra.

Renee B., inventor of Scrubs, has received an offer from a manufacturer to have a prototype made and saleable units produced for a percentage of the sale price of each unit. Renee, a United Patent Research client, is working with UPR’s licensing affiliate, Universal Licensing, regarding the details of a possible licensing arrangement with this interested manufacturer.