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Meet the Experts Behind Carson Patents

Expert team providing inventor, entrepreneur, and creator-focused intellectual property services

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Greg Carson

Patent Attorney | Biomedical Engineer | Inventor

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Cassie Hannan

Patent Paralegal

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Melissa Retana

Trademark Paralegal | Webmaster

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Soo Bin Cho

Patent Assistant | Social Media Manager

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Affiliated Intellectual Property Attorneys and Patent Agents Across the United States

Our leadership team is primarily focused on pursuing patent protection for inventions. When our team is not available for patent litigation, licensing agreements, infringement litigation, trademarks, service marks, copyrights, or if you need patent drawings, our network of trusted affiliates is available to assist. We maintain relationships with a range of intellectual property attorneys and licensed patent agents across the United States.

National and International Patenting Help Available

The USPTO discontinued its Accelerated Examination Program for utility applications effective July 10, 2025. Other options for faster examination have separate eligibility requirements. Contact Carson Patents to discuss which current filing and examination options may fit your invention.

Patent rights are territorial. International filing procedures can help applicants seek protection in multiple jurisdictions, but they do not create a single worldwide patent.

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International Patent Protection for Utility, Plant, and Design Inventions

A Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) application provides an international filing procedure for seeking patent protection in participating countries. Eligible applicants may file through a competent receiving Office, including the USPTO or WIPO.

A PCT application does not create a worldwide patent. Applicants must meet the applicable national or regional phase deadlines and requirements. Each national or regional patent Office decides whether to grant protection under its own law.

The Hague System allows eligible applicants to seek design protection in designated participating jurisdictions through one international application. Applications may be filed directly with WIPO or, when the requirements are met, indirectly through the USPTO. Protection remains subject to each designated jurisdiction’s law and examination requirements.