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13 – Patentability: Written description and enablement

  • By University of Michigan | College of Engineering | MconneXAuthor |

PATENTS

  • A. An Overview of Patent Rights
    • 03 – Overview of patent system
    • 04 – Patent remedies and why to patent
    • 05 – Anatomy of a patent
    • 06 – What are patent rights?
    • 07 – Patent term – How long does a patent last?
  • B. What Can Be Patented
    • 08 – Patentability and eligibility overview
    • 09 – Patent eligibility – What inventions are eligible for patent protect
    • 10 – Patentability: Novelty
    • 11 – What is Prior Art
    • 12 – Patentability: Obviousness
    • 13 – Patentability: Written description and enablement
    • 14 – Public Disclosure Issues
  • C. Obtaining a Patent
    • 15 – Patent application process
    • 16 – Provisional patent applications
    • 17 – Selecting a patent attorney
    • 18 – International patent protection
    • 19 – Continuation patents
    • 20 – Invention reporting: mining for inventions
  • D. Patent Inventorship and Ownership
    • 21 – Patent inventorship
    • 22 – Joint inventorship
    • 23 – Joint ownership
    • 24 – Patent ownership
    • 25 – Patent licensing
    • 26 – University tech transfer
    • 27 – Past employment issues
  • E. Design Patents
    • 28 – Overview of design patents
  • F. Patent Infringement and Litigation
    • 29 – Enforcing patent rights
    • 30 – Freedom to operate
    • 31 – Claim construction and claim charts
    • 32 – Designing around the patent of another
    • 33 – Defending Against Patent Assertion
    • 34 – The Concept of Willful Infringement
    • 35 – Invalidating third party patents
    • 36 – Retaining patent litigation counsel
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