Law Office Of Philip T Virga

Phil has done outstanding work on my patents for many years. His experience and knowledge on software patents, computer and storage technology makes a huge difference in drafting patents, working through office actions and finally getting the patent issued. Best of all he understand the financial limitations of startups. He was flexible and invested his time to create a great patent application while mindful of costs. The Patent King has done a great job on my patents and I'm sure he will do the same for you.

If you are in a hurry and don't have time to read The Patent "King" 1. Doesn't take his job seriously and doesn't do what he says he will do in timely manner. 2. He uses PayPal which isn't credible. 3. As a lawyer he looks unprofessional. In the very beginning The Patent "King" was very courteous and polite but which professional isn't. But I should've known that through his of conspicuous lack of professional appearance that he was not someone I wanted to deal with. I say unprofessional appearance because when you hear the term lawyer you imagine suit, tie, slacks, and nice dress shoes. The Patent "King" walks in with a Hawaiian button up, shorts, and sandals that may appear to be crocs. That should've of been a red flag. I've never met a law professional who comes into work wearing what appears to be crocs. Unprofessionalism at its finest but maybe my thought process is erring. Now on top of all of this The Patent "King" took over two weeks to send me one email. I find it very uncanny that it takes an individual who attempts to assimilate himself as an incumbent in our society 2 WEEKS!!! to send one email. So when I call him out on his discrepancy he then right on cue gives me a sob story on why it takes a WEEK to send one email. But after bringing his err to his attention he then still doesn't rectify the situation by emailing me. No he makes me wait another week. I believe you as a person are paying someone to do there job concisely and in a timely manner. The statute says this about patents. The first one to file wins the patent. So you're a business owner or a guy with a brilliant idea. Can you truly trust a man who takes 2 weeks to send an email, to properly and concisely file your patent in a reasonable time frame and do it with a considerable effort with your best interest in mind. I don't believe so. *Simply put if your idea is brilliant and someone files the patent before he does due to his ostensible lack of conviction to do his job in a timely manner will cost you THOUSANDS and in some cases MILLIONS. On a rare occasion BILLIONS. Watch the Social Network which refers to Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook. So find someone who will patent your idea IMMEDIATELY.* I am prior military and I know the importance of doing something correctly in a timely manner. Taking two weeks to send one email is a potential sign of The Patent "Kings'" ostensible disregard to promptly patent your brilliant ideas and the law he swore to uphold. Then when you try to reach him to cancel his services he turns his phone off. Tier one unprofessionalism at its finest. That amongst the fact that he tries to do his payments through PayPal which is a common form fraud amongst scammers. Now I am not saying he is or is not a scammer but in dealings with anyone I would admonish the use of PayPal and use Cashiers Checks as your primary means of payment. So to conclude, The Patent "King" 1. Doesn't take his job seriously and doesn't do what he says he will do in timely manner. 3. He uses PayPal which isn't credible. 4. As a lawyer he looks unprofessional.

So far so good. Asher is clearly living in the Matrix, it doesn't matter how a patent attorney dresses or accepts payment. His career is based on new ideas and Asher's ideas likely lacked originality.