Many inventors win—but never collect.
Patent Judgment Donation & Relief Initiative™
Our initiative gives you a practical alternative
- Donate your uncollected patent judgment
- Receive a charitable tax deduction
- Still keep a share if recovery happens
- We take over the enforcement burden
Other Path Available
Prefer not to donate? We can link you to contingency options—no upfront fees.
Why This Helps
Uncollected patent judgments often sit for years. Donating them provides:
How It Works
Step 1: Submit your judgment for review.
Step 2: We assess whether donation or contingency fits your case.
Step 3: If you choose donation, you assign all or part of the judgment to the nonprofit.
Step 4: You receive a donation acknowledgment letter.
Step 5: We handle enforcement efforts.
Step 6: If money is recovered, you receive your agreed share.
If no recovery occurs, you owe nothing.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. You may receive a tax deduction now and still receive a share if recovery happens later.
No. Neither the donation path nor the contingency path requires upfront fees.
Yes. Partial donations can be considered.
No. Some judgments may not be collectible or suitable.
Yes. That is what the contingency enforcement option is for.
No. All shares and terms are discussed privately, just like any professional assignment.
Yes. Federal money judgments can be assigned, donated, and enforced by nonprofits.
That is common with judgment enforcement. We manage the timeline so you don’t have to.
