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Three-fold Protection
for Golden Opportunities
Dr. Yoram Tsivion is a jack
of all trades. He is one of those
rare individuals the expertise of
whom spans many fields, among
these is the realm of intellectual
property. Dr. Tsivion recognizes
that knowledge is an asset.
Dr. Tsivion’s firm emphasizes
protecting intellectual property
Dr. Tsivion
as it is essential to business
development.
Property is often conceived of in terms of tangible assets.
However there are other kinds of property. Books and music
may be copyrighted. Innovative products and processes in almost
every field of technology may be patented. Trademarks designate
attributes which link products to their source, and plant breeders’
rights apply to novel agricultural crops.
These properties are all intangible human creations.. There is
no physical barrier to prevent exploitation of them. In lieu of a
such, the need arises for a “legal fence” to protect the rights of
creators or inventors.
The law grants exclusive rights to the patent owner and prevents
others from utilizing patented inventions. To acquire a patent one
must apply to the designated government office..
The patent application details specifications for the invention,
means for implementation. and “protection claims”, a precise
definition of exclusivity claimed by the inventor or patent owner.
The patent application must demonstrate that the invention is
novel, unique, has an industrial use, and offers some benefit.
Abstract ideas and models may not be registered as patents - except
for “business methods”, recognized as patentable in the United
States. Software can also be protected in the U.S. as a patent, and
elsewhere usually under copyright law.
Patent attorneys help inventors submit patent and trademark
applications Filing and handling of a patent application requires
knowledge in three aspects: technology, law and business. Firstly,
one must confirm the invention's technological applications, and
whether the level of innovation is patentable. Secondly, one must
assess whether submitting an application will be profitable, taking
in consideration the cost of patenting which may consume some
tens of thousands of dollars over the years. After the decision is
made, the patent application must be written and edited, which
demands professional technological knowledge and fluency in the
relevant legal aspects of the national and international treaties.
Dr. Yoram Tsivion, a patent attorney, scientific consultant and
founder of a patent agency has mastery of these three skills. Dr.
Tsivion began his career in the world of patents as a client. He
earned degrees in physiology and biochemistry, a doctorate from
the Hebrew University, and a post-doctorate from the Weizmann
Institute of Science. He is a born inventor, and for years he
acquired patents for his inventions, which he implemented and
registered. Dr. Tsivion has a broad-based technological background
drawn from his past experience, which includes the development
of defense technology systems. His experience as an inventor
and his multidisciplinary knowledge in the natural sciences,
technology and business, enable him to offer his clients rich and
diverse services.
Dr. Tsivion's office is small enough to offer the client a personal
touch, yet large enough with a staff of ten for a combined 40
years of experience in the fields of communications, physics,
chemistry, biology, electronics, nuclear physics, medical device,
pharmaceuticals, agronomy, mechanics, biochemistry and fields
of engineering . The office is located in the Caesarea industrial
park and provides services to large and small Israeli companies
and private entrepreneurs. His clients also include overseas
companies as well as Israelis who live abroad and develop their
work in other countries, but file their applications via his office.
Several “technological incubators” in Israel make use of Dr.
Tsivion's services. As a scientific consultant, he is well equipped
to cultivate ideas in their earliest stages.
The uniqueness of the Tsivion firm is expressed in a number
of aspects:
n Dr. Tsivion specializes in a broad range of fields and the expertise
of his staff enables the firm to offer services in various fields,
including areas that require interdisciplinary understanding.
n The firm stresses the financial viability of idea development and
patent registration - assessing filing feasibility is the first stage of
the consulting process.
n The firm knowledge base and administration is completely
computerized allowing for efficient control and time management
in handling patent applications. Advanced hardware and software
provides significant reductions in filing costs. In certain countries,
this allows for direct applications with minimal local assistance
and the capacity to present immediate filing confirmations .
This is a significant advantage for companies and individuals
seeking to publicize their invention in anticipation of an exhibit
or presentation to a potential investor.
Yoram Tsivion’s firm operates under the understanding that
knowledge is power and power must be protected, and leveraged—
to the greatest extent possible, and they use every facility at their
disposal to provide their clients with the highest quality of service
coupled with the most financially advantageous pricing.