Buch, Englisch, 372 Seiten
Law & Analysis
Buch, Englisch, 372 Seiten
ISBN: 978-1-4548-1601-0
Verlag: Aspen Publishing
Authored by top U.S. patent law firm Foley & Lardner, this title presents a definitive explanation of the new patent reform legislation. The authors bring clarity to the complex and confusing provisions of the America Invents Act, as well as insight into how the Act could be interpreted.
America Invents Act: Law and Analysis will be an invaluable resource to help you:
- Understand the implications of the new patent reform act through clear and straightforward
explanations
- Quickly find the correct effective date for important changes in the law
- Gain practical guidance on how the Act may be interpreted so you can anticipate how the Act may
affect your clients
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Weitere Infos & Material
Chapter 1. Introduction - Courtenay C. Brinckerhoff and Sharon S. Barner
Chapter 2. The First-To-File Provisions - Courtenay C. Brinckerhoff
§2.01 Introduction
§2.02 General Definitions
§2.03 The New 35 U.S.C. § 102
§2.04 The New Section 103
§2.05 The Effective Date of the First to File Provisions
§2.06 Examples of the First to File Provisions
Chapter 3. Derivation and Derivation Proceedings - Antoinette F. Konski
§3.01 Introduction
§3.02 Exception for Derived Prior Art
§3.03 Derivation Proceedings
§3.04 Appeal From the PTAB
§3.05 Derivation Destroys Prior User Rights
Chapter 4. Changes Impacting Patent Prosecution - Lauren L. Stevens, Lorna L. Tanner and Courtenay C. Brinkerhoff
§4.01 Introduction
§4.02 Track I Fee-Based Expedited Examination
§4.03 Changes Related to Formalities
§4.04 USPTO Fee-Setting Authority
§4.05 New Micro Entity Status
§4.06 Surcharge for Non-e-Filed Applications
§4.07 No "Best Mode" for Priority Claim
§4.08 State of Mind—Deceptive Intent
§4.09 Third Party Submissions
§4.10 Ban on Tax Strategy Patents
§4.11 Ban on Human Organism Patents
§4.12 Statute of Limitations on Disciplinary Actions
Chapter 5. Transitional Program for Covered Business Methods - Paul S. Hunter
§5.01 The Transitional Program for Covered Business Methods
§5.02 Supplemental Examination
Chapter 6. Inter Partes Review and Post-Grant Review - Jacqueline D. Wright Bonilla
§6.01 Inter Partes Review
§6.02 Post-Grant Review
§6.03 Inter Partes and Post-Grant Reviews—Moving Forward
Chapter 7. Provisions Related to Litigation - Debra D. Nye
§7.01 General Considerations Related to Litigation
§7.02 Defense to Infringement Based on Prior Commercial Use
§7.03 Limitations on False Marking Suits
§7.04 Restrictions on Joinder of Defendants
§7.05 Elimination of Best Mode Violation as Grounds for Invalidation
§7.06 Advice of Counsel
§7.07 Jurisdiction and Change of Venue
Chapter 8. Other Components of AIA - Lauren L. Stevens, Lorna L. Tanner and Jacqueline D. Wright Bonilla
§8.01 Reports and Studies Instituted Under the AIA
§8.02 Sections 23 and 24: Satellite Offices
§8.03 Section 28: Patent Ombudsman For Small Businesses
§8.04 Section 32: Pro Bono Program
§8.05 Section 37: “Calculation of 60-Day Period for Application of Patent Term Extension”
Appendix A America Invents Act
Appendix B Patent Act Redline Version
Appendix C Side-by-Side Comparison of Old and New Patent Act Sections
Appendix D Comparison of Selected Sections of Pre-AIA and AIA U.S. Patent Law
Appendix E Revisionof Standard forGranting an Inter Partes Reexamination Request
Appendix F Ex Partes Quarterly Report – September, 2011
Appendix G Inter Partes Quarterly Report – September, 2011
Index
