Patentees have great freedom to draft claims covering their inventions in many different ways. The first challenge is to get a patent office to grant a patent on these claims and therefore provide the patentee with enforceable rights. The patentee’s challenge also involves ensuring that the resultant claims actually cover the activities undertaken by its competitors when using the invention, as well as the need to be able to prove infringement to the satisfaction of a court. In the United States, these issues can be further complicated by courts interpreting claims differently than the patent office.
Please join us as we discuss the issues surrounding the drafting of claims to obtain coverage of commercially relevant activities and parties. Topics will include:
Moderator:
Martin D. Hyden
Hazel Ford, Ph.D.
Timothy P. McAnulty
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