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Website Terms
These terms explain what the Cognivito website does—and does not—provide.
Effective August 6, 2026
General information, not legal advice
This website provides general information. It is not legal advice, does not apply law to your facts, and should not be relied on to calculate a deadline, determine inventorship or ownership, determine whether an invention is a subject invention, establish compliance, or decide whether to act or refrain from acting.
No attorney-client relationship
Viewing the website, using a checklist, submitting a form, sending an email, or speaking in an initial call does not create an attorney-client relationship. Cognivito represents you only after conflicts and other acceptance requirements are satisfied and both sides enter a written engagement. Until then, do not send confidential or time-sensitive information.
Federal Innovation Counsel
Federal Innovation Counsel is a Cognivito practice description. It is not a government office, government program, certification, endorsement, or recognized legal specialty. Cognivito is not affiliated with, approved by, or endorsed by a federal agency.
Federal awards, funding agreements, statements of work, amendments, agency requirements, facts, applicable law, and current official guidance control. A public award record or timing fact alone does not establish that an invention is a subject invention or that a company has a reporting or legal problem.
No guarantees
Past statements, general client-review excerpts, process descriptions, prices, timing estimates, and service descriptions do not guarantee acceptance, cost, timing, patentability, registration, compliance, title, patent rights, agency acceptance, funding, enforceability, commercialization, investment, transaction results, or any other outcome.
Check current sources
Law, guidance, agency procedures, forms, fees, and technology change. Although Cognivito aims to keep public information useful, no promise is made that every page is complete or current at the moment you read it. Check current primary authority and official guidance for a real matter.
Checklists and downloads
A checklist or downloadable resource is educational. It cannot identify all documents, issues, deadlines, exceptions, agency requirements, or professional needs for a matter. Printing or saving a resource does not create legal advice or a relationship.
Third-party links and services
External links are provided for convenience and context. Cognivito does not control third-party content, availability, security, or privacy and does not adopt every statement on a linked page. Direct links to public reviews identify their source; review excerpts are not Federal Innovation Counsel case studies or typical-result claims.
Intellectual property and permitted use
Unless otherwise indicated, Cognivito owns or licenses the website's original text, design, and materials. You may view, print, and share a reasonable excerpt or unmodified public checklist for personal or internal business use with attribution and a link to the source. You may not misrepresent authorship, remove notices, sell or republish substantial portions, scrape at a disruptive scale, or use the material to imply Cognivito's endorsement.
Availability and acceptable use
Do not attempt to interfere with the website, bypass security, submit malicious code, impersonate another person, or use forms for unlawful, abusive, deceptive, or unsolicited bulk communications. Cognivito may restrict access or change the website without notice.
Applicable engagements control
If you become a client, the engagement letter and matter-specific terms control the representation. If these website terms conflict with a signed engagement, the engagement controls for that matter.
Questions
Contact stewart@cognivito.com with a question about these terms.