Understanding patent law / Amy L. Landers.
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Other title: | Patent law. |
Format: | Book |
Language: | English |
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New Providence, NJ :
LexisNexis,
[2012]
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Edition: | [Second edition] |
Series: | Understanding series (New York, N.Y.)
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction to the patent system
- The U.S. PTO : obtaining a patent
- Post-grant administrative proceedings
- Claims
- Patent types
- Adjudication of patent disputes within the court system
- Overview : the disclosure requirements of [Section] 112
- Enablement
- Written description
- Definiteness
- Best mode
- Overview of [Section] 102 : novelty, statutory bars and derivation
- Public knowledge and use as prior art
- Patents and printed publications
- Prior sales and offers for sale
- Abandonment and the pre-AIA 35 U.S.C. [Section] 102(c)
- Prior patents
- Earlier filed patents and applications
- Derivation and inventorship
- The first to invent system
- Nonobviousness
- Utility
- Statutory subject matter
- Procedures for claim constructions
- How to interpret patent claim terms
- An introduction to patent infringement
- Direct infringement
- Prior use rights
- Infringement under the doctrine of equivalents
- Restrictions on the doctrine of equivalents
- Claim construction of mean plus function claim terms
- Experimental use
- Contributory infringement
- Active inducement
- Extraterritorial activity and patent infringement
- Inequitable conduct and the duty to disclose
- Patent misuse
- Patents and antitrust law
- Exhaustion and the first sale doctrine
- Prosecution larches
- Remedies for patent infringement
- International treaties and the globalization of patents.