If you are an inventor or product developer, it’s a huge mistake to try to patent an invention yourself—unless you have a clear understanding of good patent writing. The Patent Writer explains in detail how to write effective patent applications. In simple layman’s terms, the authors reveal pertinent patent laws and facts, discuss superior word usage, and explore the methodologies required to ensure that your patents cannot be exploited by others. The Patent Writer takes the mystery out of writing patents.
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Bob DeMatteis is the inventormarketer of twenty US patents that have been licensed and successfully commercialized. He is the founder of the From Patent to Profit ® and the Patents in Commerce™ training series, two programs designed to help and assist fellow inventors.
Andy Gibbs is the founder and CEO of PatentCafe.com, the Internet’s largest intellectual property network.
Michael Neustel is a US Registered Patent Attorney and the creator of popular software products such as PatentWizard.
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18 of 18 people found the following review helpful:
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Not a Great Book,
By Yours Truly "bitem" (Portland, OR United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Patent Writer: How to Write Successful Patent Applications (Patents in Commerce) (Paperback)
This book is heavy with self-promotion and devoted to convincing the reader that only a patent attorney can perform the magic. This is reinforced by touching on issues in an incomplete way and saying "this is too hard for you, so ask your patent attorney." Also the organization is not great - it jumps around a bit and contradicts itself in at least one place (whether a provisional patent should have a claim). "Patent it Yourself" and other books are better.
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