Sentences with phrase «additional patent claims»

Following this Notice of Allowance NAI intends to seek a significant number of additional patent claims to further broaden its intellectual property protection.

Not exact matches

What I am saying is we need to reevaluate the system that allows Big Pharma to keep reapplying for patent extensions for dubious claims on additional properties of their products, resulting in higher costs.

It is a term of art in patent law that renders the claim «open - ended» so that it covers both the listed nucleotide sequence and, more importantly, the listed sequence in combination with additional sequences.

That's because Cold Spring Harbor alleges that Hannon's patents were rejected by PTO because of the copying, but, says Ropes & Gray, additional claims were also rejected by PTO.

In July 1934, Szilard filed an «additional specification» — another patent claim attached to his original patent application.

Avigen anticipates additional patents will be issued covering indications that include addiction, delirium, and psychotic disorders, as well as composition of matter claims on AV411 analogs.

I navigate these various decisions and guidelines by working in collaboration with my clients as to various ways to claim their respective inventions (e.g., claiming non-natural claim elements where needed to illustrate patentably eligible subject matter, or alternatively looking for appropriate arguments that meet the USPTO's guidelines), proper development of a patent specification that can be used for prosecution and litigation purposes (e.g., good actual, prophetic and comparative examples to illustrate the novelty and nonobviousness of the invention while still maintaining a broad claim scope of protection for future enforcement), and continual review of the client's patent landscape (via competitive and white space analyses and updates) to look for additional IP opportunities.

First, members could deter the patent troll by requesting additional information, such as the scope of the patent, the claims allegedly violated, and a description of the product or service that allegedly infringes it.