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What is a Copyright, Fourth Edition
What is a Patent, Fourth Edition
By Section of Intellectual Property Law and Philip C Swain
What is a Patent, Fourth Edition
By Section of Intellectual Property Law and Philip C Swain
Part of the What Is series by the ABA Section of Intellectual Property Law
This popular monograph explains the types of patents and important issues such as the value of patents; what is patentable; how to obtain a patent; enforcement of patents; and more.
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The latest installment in the What is a Patent series, this book is an excellent resource to give clients, or for anyone who would like to learn more about patents. Topics include:
- Types of patents;
- The value of patents;
- What is patentable;
- How to obtain a patent;
- Enforcement of patents;
- And more.
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ABA Book Publishing
ISBN
9781639053612
Page Count
34
Product Code
5370262
Trim Size
6x9
Publication Date
8/23/2023 12:00:00 AM
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