Patents: Part I - the Basics
The basic fundamentals of patents are presented. The history, rights and types of patents are addressed. The required components of a patent application and topics that can not be patented are detailed. Patentability issues based on basic law and a description of 35 U.S.C. §101, §102, §103 and §112 are covered.
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Oct 3 2008
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Thad Gabara, Patent Agent and Inventor
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Patents: Part I - the Basics Recorded: Oct 3 2008 28 mins
Thad Gabara, Patent Agent and InventorThe basic fundamentals of patents are presented. The history, rights and types of patents are addressed. The required components of a patent application and topics that can not be patented are detailed. Patentability issues based on basic law and a description of 35 U.S.C. §101, §102, §103 and §112 are covered.
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Simple description of patents: how to turn an invention into a patent, how they protect your rights, why do you need them, and how much do they cost? Talk presented by Thad Gabara who holds over seventy patents and is licensed to prosecute patent applications before the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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- Presented by: Thad Gabara, Patent Agent and Inventor
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