Legal Question in Product Liability in Florida

Re: patent

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No, it is not required but all but impossible to do without. You will probably spend far more time and money trying to do this on your own than by having an experienced attorney represent you.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: patent

no, but you probably should have one. You are not required to have a lawyer if being tried for murder, but it would be a mistake not to have one.