Re: [spiers] Patents

If it is consistent with your coursework, John, shouldn't he give the designer a
"non-disclosure" form to sign before he submits his design?

I know what you said about patents, but this is at least protect his design
during the initial development of the product.

Glen Kanemoto- gkponcho

spiers@yahoogroups.com wrote:
>
> I just spoke with a potential designer for my product. Explained a
> little about the design requirements. He sugguested I send a rough
> draft of the design I have in mind and some physical dimensions. We
> have not spoken yet on any contract agreement.
>
> This is my first time, is it normal to give most of the info upfront
> before agreeing on the contract(example contract) in the course book?
>

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