Submitted by admin on Tue, 03/24/2009 - 18:08
- Statutory Subject Matter - Designs Patentable - Examples
- Novelty & Time Limits (35 USC §102) - When to File
- Originality
- Nonobviousness (35 USC §103)
- Ornamentality vs. Functionality (35 USC §171)
- Article of Manufacture - Computer Generated Icons
- Double Patenting
- Mechanics of a Design Patent Application
- The applicant
- The parts of an application
- preamble & title
- specification & figure descriptions
- characteristic feature clause
- claim
- drawings - pen and ink
- broken line practice
- views to illustrate
- surface shading
- miscellaneous drawing issues
- drawings - photographs
- Applicant's Declaration
- Appendix
- Prosecution of a Design Patent Application
- normal
- accelerating prosecution
- petition to make special
- rocket docket
- Restriction Practice
- Divisional/Continuation Practice
- Claiming Priority
- Term
- Patent Marking
- Design Patent Litigation
- Validity
- Obviousness
- Functionality
- Unenforceability - Inequitable Conduct
- Other common defenses
- Infringement
- Markman determinations of claim meaning and scope
- Ordinary Observer Test
- Point of Novelty Test
- Doctrine of Equivalents
- Prosecution History Estopple
- Remedies
- Injunctions - Preliminary & Permanent
- Damages
- Profits
- Willful Infringement
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