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Fish at the Podium,
Fish Forum
06/08/2011
Harmonizing applications (US and Europe)
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Harmonizing applications (US and Europe)Wednesday, June 8, 2011 Time: 1pm ET
A priority patent application serves as the basis for obtaining protection in all jurisdictions of interest. Given that different jurisdictions can have dramatically different formal and/or substantive legal requirements for a patent application, it is important to try to bear these various requirements in mind when drafting a priority patent application. Differences between the requirements of a patent application in the USPTO and EPO can be used to provide good examples of the care that should be given to drafting a priority patent application. In this webinar, we will:
- Review different legal requirements of the USPTO and the EPO affecting claim drafting
- Propose claim drafting strategies suitable for both legal systems
- Discuss how to deal with technical effects and advantages in your description
- Provide tips on how to tweak your specification to facilitate prosecution and to strengthen protection for your invention
- Explore impact on filing strategies
Presenters:Sean P. Daley PhD, Principal, Boston Jan-Malte Schley, PhD, Principal, Munich Fish & Richardson will apply for one hour of general CLE credit in most states. If you would like to receive CLE credit, please RSVP with your state bar information. Kindly RSVP to Heather Mavencamp at no later than June 7, 2011. Webinar access instructions will be sent out prior to the event. |
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