Harvey's Guide to Patents
Harvey's Guide to Patents is a comprehensive resource for inventors and small business owners seeking to understand the complexities of patent law. Authored by Arthur Harvey, this guide offers practical advice and clear explanations of the patent process, from initial application to enforcement. Covering essential topics such as patentability requirements, drafting claims, and navigating the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, this book equips readers with the knowledge they need to protect their inventions. Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or a first-time inventor, Harvey's Guide to Patents provides invaluable insights and strategies for securing and maximizing the value of your intellectual property.
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