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Thesaurus Of Claim Construction 1st Edition Robert C Kahrl Stuart B Soffer

Name: Thesaurus Of Claim Construction 1st Edition Robert C Kahrl Stuart B Soffer
SKU: BELL-5133228
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Thesaurus Of Claim Construction 1st Edition Robert C Kahrl Stuart B Soffer instant download after payment.

Publisher: Oxford University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.8 MB

Pages: 1040

Author: Robert C. Kahrl, Stuart B. Soffer

ISBN: 9780199737116, 0199737118

Language: English

Year: 2010

Edition: 1

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Thesaurus Of Claim Construction 1st Edition Robert C Kahrl Stuart B Soffer by Robert C. Kahrl, Stuart B. Soffer 9780199737116, 0199737118 instant download after payment.

Claim construction is a major phase of a patent litigation where the meaning and scope of the claims themselves - the invention - is determined by the court. The outcome of this definition phase is crucial to the respective infringement and invalidity positions of the parties. The Thesaurusof Claim Constructiondirects practitioners to cases-and in contrast to searches on more general electronic databases, only those cases-in which claim terms have previously been construed, and further to the sources of the evidence used by previous courts to construe the terms in dispute.