'Dependent claim' presentation slideshows

Notice of Proposed Rule Making

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Claim Drafting

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Jeffrey V. Nase and Richard Torczon Administrative Patent Judges 571-272-9797

Overview of the New Rules on Appeals to the Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences (BPAI). Rules of Practice before the Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences, 69 Fed. Reg . 49959 (August 12, 2004); 1286 OG 21 (September 7, 2004). Jeffrey V. Nase and Richard Torczon

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W W W W W HOW (Why, When, Who, Where, What, How) Write a Patent!

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Raising the Bar, or Baring the Raise - New Strategies for Patent Prosecution in Europe

since 1908. Raising the Bar, or Baring the Raise - New Strategies for Patent Prosecution in Europe. Stefan M. Zech. Contents. What was the aim of the EPC 2000 What are the recent changes, and what is to come Continuing to use the EPO What about the National Offices

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Final Rule Making on Practice Before the Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences (BPAI)

Final Rule Making on Practice Before the Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences (BPAI). Rules of Practice before the Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences , 69 Fed. Reg . 49959 (August 12, 2004) (final rule). Effective date: September 13, 2004. Robert Spar

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U.S. Patent Claims By James A. Larson

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Accelerated Examination Bennett Celsa (TC 1600: QAS)

Accelerated Examination Bennett Celsa (TC 1600: QAS). AE: Discussion Points. 1. Authority and Overview : resources / goal / exceptions 2. Filing Requirements : common errors and tips 3. Petition Requirement : search and support document: common errors and tips

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Understanding patent claims (a) Toy ball

Understanding patent claims (a) Toy ball. The invention. How can you protect it from imitation? "Fun to use" ? cannot be protected "Looks nice" ? registered design "Easy to catch" = technical function ? patent. A ball that is fun to use, easy to catch and looks nice.

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Understanding patent claims (a) Toy ball

Understanding patent claims (a) Toy ball. The invention. How can you protect it from imitation? "Fun to use" ? cannot be protected "Looks nice" ? registered design "Easy to catch" = technical function ? patent. A ball that is fun to use, easy to catch and looks nice.

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