Inventionland is where Davison brainstorms new ideas and works with his team members on laying out the process of tackling new product ideas, including product and patent research, sketches and packaging considerations, building prototypes and pitching products to manufacturers.
In 2006, Davison Design & Development (then called Davison & Associates) and several related entities and people were ordered to pay $26 million in consumer redress for misrepresenting invention development services to inventors, in what was described by the Federal Trade Commission as a typical Invention Promotion scam [REF].