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Advanced Patent Prosecution Workshop 2014: Claim Drafting & Amendment Writing
Chair(s):
Rajiv P. Patel, Jay P. Lessler, Kenneth N. Nigon, Donald L. Zuhn, Jr.
Practice Area:
Intellectual property,
Patent claims,
Patent prosecution,
Patents
Published:
Jul 2014
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ISBN:
9781402422669
PLI Item #:
51828
CHB Spine #:
G1192
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Chapter 1. Prosecution Ethics, Including Therasense v. Becton Dickinson (May 13, 2014)
Chapter 2. Drafting an Effective Specification for the Chemical Patent Application
Chapter 3. Finding Support in the AIA
Chapter 4. PLI: Patent Claim Drafting (September 11, 2014)
Chapter 5. Advanced Specification Drafting
Chapter 6. Drafting the Specification
Chapter 7. Chemical and Pharmaceutical Claim Drafting (PowerPoint slides)
Chapter 8. The Winning Mechanical Claim
Chapter 9. Crafting the Claims
Chapter 10. Zen and the Art of Patent Claim Drafting
Chapter 11. How to Work with Patent Examiners Toward Allowance (July 18, 2014)
Chapter 12. Post-Grant Review Under the America Invents Act
Chapter 13. The America Invents Act: The Next Round: Implementation of First Inventor to File Rules (July 17, 2014)
Chapter 14. Are Chemicals Still Patentable Subject Matter?
Chapter 15. The Use of “Means Plus Function” Language in Patent Claims
Chapter 16. Life After Bilski: Has Bilski Provided the Clarity We Had All Hoped For?
Chapter 17. Responding to the “Difficult” Obviousness Rejection
Chapter 18. Advanced Patent Prosecution Workshop 2014: Claim Drafting and Amendment Writing: Electronics/Computer Section (July 18, 2014)
Chapter 19. Patent Prosecution Highway and Recent Updates (May 2, 2014)
Chapter 20. Ethics Issues for Patent Prosecutors
Chapter 21. The New Section 102—Exploring the Changes
Chapter 22. Article of Manufacture Claims for Computer Related Inventions
Chapter 23. Advanced Claim Drafting Issues (August 2014)
Chapter 24. Processes and the Continued Uncertainty of Patent Eligible Subject Matter
Chapter 25. Patentable Subject Matter Under 35 U.S.C. 101 in the Biotech and Pharma World
Chapter 26. Practical Considerations in Patent Specification Drafting
Chapter 27. Advanced Issues for Written Description (August 2014)
Chapter 28. Countering the Obviousness Rejection
Chapter 29. Understanding After Final and After Allowance Patent Practice
Chapter 30. A Primer on Supplemental Examination and Derivation Proceedings Under AIA
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