Inventors: Choosing Liability Insurance for Your Business
For inventors, insurance is generally the last thing that is thought about. As with any new business, it needs to be considered, and seriously shopped for to ensure quality and a decent price. Many manufacturers will not move forward with an invention if they lack liability insurance.

Submitted By Kim Remesch

Inventors: Your Part in Protecting Your Work
Getting a patent to protect your invention is just part of the process. In fact, your work starts long before you seek out the patent attorney. This article compiles information from inventors on how they"ve documented their work to prove their invention process.

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Inventors: Choose Your Patent Attorney Wisely
The success of your invention and business could hinge on your working relationship with the patent attorney you"ve chosen. So, before you make that sort of commitment, use this article to see if you can have a good, working rapport with your attorney.

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Inventors: Patents, Trademarks and Copyrights
A patent is not the same thing as a trademark or a copyright. If you want to be an inventor, you have to learn the basic terminology. Before you start looking for a patent attorney, do our homework.

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Inventors: So You Have Good Ideas. Now What?
Go to any dinner party, and you"re bound to find an inventor---that idea guy. Inventing is more than implementing ideas you want. Like any other business, inventing is about inventing things other people want or need. If you"ve ever thought about becoming an inventor, read this first to see if you"re on the right track.

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Antiques and Collectibles: The What and Why of Doll Collecting
Why people collect dolls, and the genre of dolls they collect, are steeped in nostalgia. If you are buying for resale, however, the what changes right along with the why. Here are a few things to consider when adding to your collection for resale.

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