Licensed his invention with inventRight coaching support
How inventRight coaching helped Paul close a licensing deal for his running light
Engineer and patent attorney Paul Tomita developed a belt-mounted running light that ultramarathoners loved. When negotiations with FlipBelt heated up, he joined inventRight for targeted coaching on strategy and key terms. A focused consult gave him the clarity he needed to finalize the agreement in March and his first royalty arrived the following month — momentum he can reuse on future concepts.
“I am an engineer, patent attorney and an adjunct law school professor at the University of San Francisco School of Law. I have also been a big fan of InventRight for many years. http://www.st-ip.com/paul-k-tomita.html
I attended seminars and purchased a CD version of the InventRight program in 2006 when I was a contestant on American Inventor reality TV show. Unfortunately, I was eliminated in the 1st round. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Inventor
I recently invented a new product called the Light-Belt and I obtained several patents for the running light product. (It would be a little embarrassing if the patent attorney didn’t get patent protection.) Flip Belt Running lightProduct testing went well and many of the best ultramarathoners use my invention. I contacted FlipBelt and started a patent licensing negotiation.
Many negotiations don’t always go as planned and I believe that it is always good to get help when you have any doubts.
I contacted Stephen and immediately signed up for the InventRight coaching program. After a quick consultation, I obtained the advice that I needed.
The licensing deal was signed in March and I received my first royalty check a month later!”
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