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PRGs 2013Winning
PRGs Winning Patents Workshop is designed for less-experienced patent practitioners who want to learn how to write and prosecute more valuable patent applications that will provide better protection for their clients. And by attending this course, you actually save your firm or company money. This critical training would otherwise have to be provided by senior counsel, taking them away from billable work! PRGs Winning Patents Workshop has been updated to incorporate the changes, nuances, and ambiguities introduced by AIA 102 and the rules promulgated by the USPTO for implementing the new law. Among the crucial considerations that will be thoroughly explored and explained in the course are the following:
I How to determine whether pre-AIA or AIA 102 criteria are applicable in evaluating patentability of any claimed invention over the prior art. I The nuances and ambiguities stemming from the otherwise available to the public provision added by AIA in new 102(a)(1). I The five categories of exceptions in AIA 102(b)(1) and (2) that disqualify 102(a)(1) and (2) events from being prior art to a given claimed invention, and the requirements for establishing such exceptions during prosecution of applications before the USPTO. I The important, subtle differences between the effective filing dates of claims undergoing examination and prior art in the form of published U.S. and PCT applications and U.S. patents. I Consequences to evaluate in determining whether to file an RCE, CIP, or multiple applications when modifications have been made to an invention after the filing of an application.
Fully Updated to Reflect Changes Introduced by the America Invents Act (AIA)
The first-inventor-to-file regimen, introduced by the AIA effective March 16, 2013, has dramatically changed the criteria for determining patentability of inventions over the prior art through a revision of 35 U.S.C. 102. Yet, for many years to come pre-AIA 102 will continue to be applicable in determining patentability vel non of claims in many U.S. patent applications filed both before and after March 16, 2013, and the validity of claims in issued U.S. patents. Accordingly, all patent attorneys and agents must be intimately familiar with both pre-AIA and AIA 102 and know which applies to any claim undergoing scrutiny.
Dont miss this opportunity to learn how to obtain more valuable patent protection for your clients!
Patents Workshop
Projected State Bar CLE Credit:
22.0 Hours
Course Description
The Winning Patents Workshop is designed specifically for practitioners with less experience in patent drafting and prosecution. And our 2013 Workshop has been updated to reflect relevant changes introduced by the AIA. Through lectures and an interactive exercise, attendees will: I Learn prudent practices for preparing and prosecuting applications that maximize the value of patents you obtain for your clients. I Develop an understanding of recent Federal Circuit case law, which resulted in claims being either unduly narrowly interpreted, and therefore held to be not infringed, or held to be invalid for lack of written description or enablement support, due to improvidently prepared and prosecuted applications.
I Appreciate what ought to be said and not said in the specifications, claims, and responses to Office actions, and why. I Compose and prosecute a patent application based on a disclosure, prior art, and Office actions carefully created by PRG.
Syllabus: The detailed course syllabus can be accessed online at www.patentresources.com. Tuition: Tuition for the four-day
Workshop is only $2,995. For more information about PRGs Winning Patents Workshops, visit www.patentresources.com.
COURSE FACULT Y Paul L. Gardner Academic Director Patent Resources Group Alexandria, VA John E. Tsavaris, Ph.D. Kenyon & Kenyon New York, NY
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Approximately one month prior to the Workshop, PRG will send all attendees the background materials -invention disclosure and prior art -- for the patent application drafting and prosecuting exercise. You should study these materials carefully prior to the Workshop to get the full benefit of this hands-on exercise.
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If you took PRG's Bar Review Course in 2012 or 2013, you'll save $500 when you sign up for our Winning Patents Workshop in 2013!
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