To protect your software innovations globally and maintain a competitive edge, it’s essential to know the nuances of software patent eligibility, examination procedures, and drafting requirements in both the U.S. and Europe.
In the webinar “Patenting Software in the U.S. and Europe,” leading software patenting experts Robert Plotkin, co-founder of Blueshift IP, and Dr. Jochen Reich, founder of Germany-based Reich-IP, provide essential guidance for business leaders, innovators, and legal professionals looking to expand their intellectual property footprint and secure the value of their innovations through software patents.
During the session, the two dive deep into the complexities of software patents, offering practical advice and expert insights on navigating the challenges of patenting software in both jurisdictions.
By watching this webinar, you will:
- Understand the differences in patent eligibility for software in the US and Europe
- Learn about the enablement requirement and how to meet it in software patent applications
- Explore the importance of novelty and how it impacts patentability
- Grasp the concept of nonobviousness (US) and inventive step (Europe) in patent examination
- Review the examination procedures in the USPTO and the EPO
- Gain practical drafting tips to strengthen your software patent applications
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