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Applying for a Patent? Tell a Good Invention Story!

By Sarah Dukmen and Aaron Rabinowitz on October 2, 2015 Posted in Uncategorized

What do Huckleberry Finn, Catcher in the Rye, and a well-drafted patent application have in common? They all tell good stories, of course! Telling a good story in a patent application is especially important for inventions in high volume areas, such as those that relate to healthcare. In these crowded areas, claims will commonly recite elements … Continue Reading

How an Insufficiently Detailed Provisional Patent Application Can Hurt You

By Aaron Rabinowitz on July 24, 2015 Posted in Uncategorized

In today’s world, there are a few things most people can agree on: Sean Connery was the best James Bond, ice cream is the perfect dessert for any season – and patent applications are expensive! Because even a run-of-the-mill patent application may, depending on the invention’s complexity, cost several thousand dollars, life science entities may … Continue Reading