Intellectual property consultancy in Milan

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The Art Nouveau building is based on the project“competition” for the construction of the Milan Central Station, dated 1907, carried outfrom the father of our founder.
Brevetti Digiovanni Schmiedt, with headquarters in Milan in Via Aldrovandi 7, offers a technical consultancy, precise and transversal regarding all the practices to be carried out for the deposit and the registration Of patents And brandsWe can also create patents and trademarks for inventions related toartificial intelligenceFounded by Engineer Italo Digiovanni Schmiedt, the firm has been operating in the field of industrial and intellectual property since 1960, leveraging its extensive experience, along with its improved and updated skills over the years, to become a benchmark in the protection of intellectual property.
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Complete assistance to protect your ideas

The company supports you in growing your ideas, protecting and preserving them through a trademark and patent consultancy Professional and focused, dedicated to every aspect of intellectual property. Your projects are valuable, and our experts will guide you step by step, including through all the services required to file a patent or register a trademark.

Their goal is to guide you in a sector that, for those unfamiliar with it, can be complex and challenging. Thanks to the presence of expert professionals, Brevetti Digiovanni Schmiedt is able to guarantee broad and comprehensive training, expressed in a industrial property consultancy highly qualified for the full protection of industrial law.

The figure partially visible in the watermark at the side is taken from the mechanical engineering thesis presented by Eng. Italo Digiovanni Schmiedt in 1948. The drawing depicts a fast “compensated” diesel engine that could be considered innovative at the time of the thesis and for which a patent was obtained.

Operating in Italy and abroad

The firm represents the ideal solution for preserving intellectual property through a range of services provided by a team of professionals with expertise not only in the technical but also in the legal field. Their goal is to provide guidance through the various phases of patenting an industrial invention, both in Italy and internationally, covering both industrialized and emerging countries.

Specifically, our experts handle the protection of national and foreign patents for industrial inventions, national and foreign trademarks, utility models, industrial designs, copyright, and other proprietary rights provided for by current legislation, such as plant varieties, semiconductor topographies, supplementary drug certificates, biotechnologies, domain names, and computer programs (i.e., software, such as "apps").

Why choose Brevetti Digiovanni Schmiedt

  • over 60 years of experience
  • national consultancy
  • Patent protection in Italy / Europe / International
  • technical-legal support
  • prior art search
  • warehouse assistance
  • specialized industrial property consultants
  • strategic IP portfolio management

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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions about Patents and Industrial Property

  • How much does it cost to file a patent in Italy?

    The cost depends on the type of patent (industrial invention, utility model, design) and the activities required: prior art search, technical drafting, filing, and specialized assistance.

  • Can I file a patent without a patent attorney?

    Yes, but a do-it-yourself filing may contain technical or strategic errors that risk seriously compromising the protection of the invention.

  • How long does a patent last?

    Industrial patent up to 20 years.

  • How long does it take to get a patent?

    From a few months up to over a year depending on the procedure and country.

  • Is it possible to protect an idea without having commercialized it yet?

    Yes.

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