PatentFiler® Inventor Makes Worldwide Patent Priority Easy

Patent Attorney, Daniel M. Cislo, Esq. reinvents patent filings with the web portal "PatentFiler®" and is named one of 2014's Most Influential Lawyers in Digital Media and E-commerce Law.

The America Invents Act recently switched the U.S. patent system from a “first to invent” to a “first to file” system. With this big shift in the intellectual property world, Daniel M. Cislo, Esq., a Santa Monica-based patent lawyer, saw this as an opportunity to help companies secure their ideas and inventions quickly and easily – not only here in the U.S., but also internationally.

Cislo merged the simplicity of the U.S. provisional patent system with an E-commerce platform taking advantage of existing international treaties so that patent applicants all over the world can easily and quickly use the U.S.’s provisional system to secure worldwide patent priority.

In a recently published article of the Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal, PatentFiler® was acknowledged as an important new tool. Companies and inventors from all over the world are taking advantage of this quick and low cost U.S. provisional patent system. Cislo’s contribution earned him recognition as one of 2014’s Most Influential Lawyers in Digital Media and E-Commerce Law, an honor given to few attorneys who stretch their work in new directions in this time of evolving technology. “I am just glad that we were able to come up with such a simple worldwide solution for companies and inventors to protect their patent rights,” said Cislo.

For more information about this patent filing portal and other news involving PatentFiler®, visit its website at www.PatentFiler.com.

Daniel M. Cislo, Esq. has been practicing patent law in Southern California for almost 30 years. Cislo has successfully filed or obtained thousands of United States patents for his clients, and has been involved in hundreds of patent court cases throughout the country. Additionally, Cislo is also an inventor himself in various technical fields.