Overcoming 35 USC 101 Rejections in Software Patent Applications

If you're interested in pursuing a software patent, you may have heard of 35 USC 101 rejections. These rejections occur when the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) determines that your patent application does not meet the requirements for patentability outlined in 35 USC 101. In this video, we'll delve into the most common mistakes made in software patent applications that result in 35 USC 101 rejections, and offer tips on how to avoid them. We'll also discuss strategies for navigating and overcoming a 35 USC 101 rejection if you do receive one. Whether you're a seasoned patent professional or just starting out, this video will provide valuable insights into the software patent process and help you increase your chances of success

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