What the General Practitioner Should Know about Patent Law and PracticeAmerican Law Institute-American Bar Association Committee on Continuing Professional Education, 1993 - 331 páginas This book emphasizes what the general practitioner must do protect his client in a patent matter before referring him to a patent specialist. It discusses the new Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit and the application of patent law to computer hardware and software. Appendices contain pertinent documents and sample drawings. |
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Patentable Subject Matter | 7 |
Patent Searches | 25 |
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The Economics of Patents and Copyrights, Volume 8;Volume 1986 Richard O. Zerbe Visualização de excertos - 1986 |
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