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Double Patenting: Defeating Rejections and Avoiding Terminal Disclaimers
$295About the Course Double patenting occurs when a patent applicant seeks to obtain two patents on the same invention in the same jurisdiction. The doctrine of double patenting prevents unjustified extension of patent exclusivity beyond the statutory term. Consequences of double patenting may include examiner rejection, post-grant review,…
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Drafting Machine Learning Patents Applications
$175About the Course Don’t miss this unique opportunity to listen to a skilled patent attorney discuss numerous case studies for drafting machine learning patents. If you seek patent coverage of a machine learning-related invention, you really should listen to this webinar. The following are among the issues discussed…
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Drafting Patent Applications to Survive Inter Partes Review Challenges
$175About the Course Few patents subject to Inter Partes review (IPR) invalidity attempts remain unscathed. Learn best practices for drafting and prosecuting patent applications to survive the Inter Partes review gauntlet. If you hold (or draft) patents that are being (or may be) infringed, you really should listen…
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Emasculating Patent Trolls
$295About the Course Patent trolls are under attack. As proposed legislation and governmental edicts do not clearly define what constitutes a patent troll, this webinar is vital for anyone asserting patents or defending against accusations of patent infringement. This session discusses in detail the actions the following players…
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Robotics and Intellectual Property
$295About the Course Robots have applications in markets ranging from agriculture to defense; from automotive to healthcare; and from manufacturing to consumer goods. It is estimated that the global industrial robotics market alone shall be worth $32.9 billion. Intellectual property — including utility patents, copyrights, design patents, trade…
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Forward Rejection Analysis
$295About the Course Forward Rejection Analysis is a unique and powerful tool for assessing patent strength. This methodology indicates the extent to which a patent or patent portfolio blocks competitors from receiving patents in a similar space. The more competitors blocked — and the more assertively they prosecute…
