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In this episode of the Neural Implant Podcast, we welcome Dr. Eugene Daneshvar, founder of Black Swan Intellectual Property (BSIP), a boutique law firm specializing in intellectual property for neurotech and medtech innovations. With a background in biomedical engineering and law, Eugene has a unique perspective on protecting the cutting-edge ideas that drive the future of healthcare technology. After years of working at a larger firm, Eugene founded BSIP to provide more accessible, fair, and transparent pricing for IP services, moving away from the traditional hourly billing model. In addition to his work in intellectual property, Eugene also offers strategic counsel for fundraising and business development, helping startups navigate the complexities of commercialization in the medtech and neurotech space.
Top 3 Takeaways:
0:30 Do you want to introduce yourself better than I just did?
3:15 What are you specializing in?
4:15 Why do you think you're competent in this field?
9:30 What is a typical price for your services?
12:45 What are some other services that a neurotech company might need?
FogartyInnovation.org
16:30 How does being a small law firm affect reputation?
22:45 What is missing most? Or what is something that you wish people would know?
27:45 Is using AI an issue more for generating the patent claim or writing the claim?
31:00 So you feel confident that your job is safe from AI?
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In this episode of the Neural Implant Podcast, we welcome Dr. Eugene Daneshvar, founder of Black Swan Intellectual Property (BSIP), a boutique law firm specializing in intellectual property for neurotech and medtech innovations. With a background in biomedical engineering and law, Eugene has a unique perspective on protecting the cutting-edge ideas that drive the future of healthcare technology. After years of working at a larger firm, Eugene founded BSIP to provide more accessible, fair, and transparent pricing for IP services, moving away from the traditional hourly billing model. In addition to his work in intellectual property, Eugene also offers strategic counsel for fundraising and business development, helping startups navigate the complexities of commercialization in the medtech and neurotech space.
Top 3 Takeaways:
0:30 Do you want to introduce yourself better than I just did?
3:15 What are you specializing in?
4:15 Why do you think you're competent in this field?
9:30 What is a typical price for your services?
12:45 What are some other services that a neurotech company might need?
FogartyInnovation.org
16:30 How does being a small law firm affect reputation?
22:45 What is missing most? Or what is something that you wish people would know?
27:45 Is using AI an issue more for generating the patent claim or writing the claim?
31:00 So you feel confident that your job is safe from AI?