The practitioner's guide to the PCT /: Jay Erstling, Samson Helfgott, T. David Reed.

Erstling, Jay A.,; Helfgott, Samson,; Reed, T. David,; American Bar Association.

The practitioner's guide to the PCT / Jay Erstling, Samson Helfgott, T. David Reed.

Erstling, Jay A., author.; Helfgott, Samson, author.; Reed, T. David, 1961- author.; American Bar Association. Section of Intellectual Property Law, issuing body.

2013

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Erstling, Jay A., author.

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The practitioner's guide to the PCT / Jay Erstling, Samson Helfgott, T. David Reed.

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Helfgott, Samson, author.
Reed, T. David, 1961- author.

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American Bar Association. Section of Intellectual Property Law, issuing body.

Edition

First edition.

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Chicago, Illinois : American Bar Association, Section of Intellectual Property Law, [2013]

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1 online resource

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An overview of the PCT system
PCT procedures
International search and preliminary examination
Post-filing procedures : publication, withdrawals, and recording changes
Procedural safeguards : helpful options when things go wrong
Entering the national phase
Entry into the U.S. national phase
Entry into the national phase in Europe, China and elsewhere
PCT strategies and recommendations
WIPO resources
Afterword : the future of the PCT.

Summary

"The Patent Coooperation Treaty (PCT) is the heart of the international patent system and should be considered in every applicant's patent filing strategy. When it is used appropriately, the PCT is a cost-effective option for international patent protecting and provides benefits for applicants, patent offices, and third parties. Based on the authors' years of experience and the important lessons they have learned along the way, this book demystifies the PCT to help practitioners employ the system to their client's advantage. Starting with an explanation of the PCT's framework and covering procedures, safeguards, and strategy in great detail, the comprehensive chapters provide the necessary tools to effectively understand and use this global system"--Page 4 of cover.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Print version: Erstling, Jay A. Practitioner's guide to the PCT. First edition. Chicago, Illinois : American Bar Association, Section of Intellectual Property Law, [2013]

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