In an effort to help educate members of the public about the processes of invention, innovation and intellectual property law, but certainly not to counsel or solicit an attorney-client relationship, we have assembled in our Library, a collection of Web-based information resources relating to the processes of invention, innovation and intellectual property law in our society. While we believe that this information will be helpful when searching for information about these processes, we do not hold that gaining access to and making use of such resources is a substitute for competent legal counsel. The intellectual property law processes of our society are quite complex. Thus, we urge anyone who visits this Web Site, and thinks he or she might be an inventor, to seek and retain competent legal counsel in order that his or her intellectual property rights are zealously championed throughout the world. In the Patent Gallery in our Library, you will find a collection of U.S. Letters Patents authored by Thomas J. Perkowski. In the History of Invention and Innovation section of our Library, you will find an original composition entitled Claims To Fame and Fortune by Thomas J. Perkowski. This work contains a collection of pioneering U.S. Patent claims and drawings for viewing by those interested in the history of invention and innovation in the United States of America. Our Philosophy . Our Services . Our Relationship with the Client . About this Website