Digital Patents: Claim Drafting
- Learn from the expert
- Highly intensive drafting exercises
- Effective knowledge transfer!
Online-Seminar
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1.280,00 €
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Veranstaltung - 1.280,-€ zzgl. MwSt.
Includes the 'live' participation via Internet, the access to the learning platform as well as course documentation for download.
Period:
From 09:00 to 17:00 CET
Booking details
Online-Seminar
From
1.280,00 €
plus VAT
Services & Process
Veranstaltung - 1.280,-€ zzgl. MwSt.
Includes the 'live' participation via Internet, the access to the learning platform as well as course documentation for download.
Period:
From 09:00 to 17:00 CET
Learn how to write digital patent applications which get granted and are infringed upon! This online course will give you the best practical tips to improve your skills in drafting claims for digital patents. Apply your knowledge in a practical test including feedback from our speaker, an experienced litigation expert.
Your speaker
Dr. Christof Karl
Dipl.-Inform., German and European Patent Attorney, German and US Attorney-at-Law, UPC Representative, Partner, Bardehle Pagenberg, Munich (Germany)
Christof is a European Patent Attorney and…
Your speaker
Dr. Christof Karl
Dipl.-Inform., German and European Patent Attorney, German and US Attorney-at-Law, UPC Representative, Partner, Bardehle Pagenberg, Munich (Germany)
Christof is a European Patent Attorney and attorneyat- law admitted to practice in Germany and New York. He is a partner at the Munich office of Bardehle Pagenberg and prosecutes and litigates patents in the fields of information technology and telecommunications, including for worldwide major manufacturers of mobile phones and computer game consoles. His extensive litigation experience allows him to put an emphasis on claims with an optimum scope of protection.
What to Expect
- General claim drafting tips
- Claim categories
- Identifying and claiming the technical invention
- Other parts of the specification
- Practice test
Who Should Attend
Do you work in the IP or patent department of a company, as a patent attorney in a law firm and would like to draft better digital
patent claims? Then this course is intended for you.
Objective of the Event
There are some particularities to consider when drafting patent claims for computerimplemented inventions (CII).
The Claim Drafting course will allow attendees to deepen their knowledge and improve their skills in claim drafting with a focus on software patents. In order to reach this goal our program offers highly intensive drafting exercises divided into three modules over the course of the day. The emphasis lies on identifying technical subject matter which can be claimed in software patents and drafting a claim set which provides an optimum scope of protections. Check your improved claim drafting skills in a practice test at the end of the day.
Your Benefit
After the course you will
- know more about claim categories with regards to digital patents
- be able to identify and claim the technical invention
- be able to draft CII patent claims which the patent offices grant and which the competitors infringe
Programme
09:00 - 17:00 CET
- Claims whose infringement can be proven; Clarity issues
- Divided infringement - how to avoid it
- Drafting claims with a view to subsequent filings in the US
- Claim categories and enforcement
- Products v. processes
- Method
- apparatus/device/system
- computer program (product)
- datastream/structure
- product-by-process etc.
- Recognized technical effects - non-technical effects - borderline cases
- User interfaces/ergonomics
- Technical aspects of business methods
- Computer games
- Data processing/modeling
- Mathematics and algorithms
- Technicality: tuning title/description/abstract
- Describing technical effects
- Intermediate generalization - how to avoid it
- Identify the technical invention in a sample invention disclosure
- Draft a set of claims
- Find out if competitors managed to work around your claims
Preliminary program
General claim drafting tips
General claim drafting tips
- Claims whose infringement can be proven; Clarity issues
- Divided infringement - how to avoid it
- Drafting claims with a view to subsequent filings in the US
Claim categories
Claim categories
- Claim categories and enforcement
- Products v. processes
- Method
- apparatus/device/system
- computer program (product)
- datastream/structure
- product-by-process etc.
Identifying and claiming the technical invention
Identifying and claiming the technical invention
- Recognized technical effects - non-technical effects - borderline cases
- User interfaces/ergonomics
- Technical aspects of business methods
- Computer games
- Data processing/modeling
- Mathematics and algorithms
Other parts of the specification
Other parts of the specification
- Technicality: tuning title/description/abstract
- Describing technical effects
- Intermediate generalization - how to avoid it
Practice test
Practice test
- Identify the technical invention in a sample invention disclosure
- Draft a set of claims
- Find out if competitors managed to work around your claims
Downloads
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Weitere Informationen
CPD: 6.5 hours
Attendees of this event will get 6.5 CPD hours certified.
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Further Information
Your Contact Person
We are happy to advise you personally and individually.
Jean-Claude Alexandre Ho, LL.M.
Deputy Department Manager
+49 6221 500-675
jc.alexandreho@forum-institut.de