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Title: Patents : A Practical Handbook
by U.S. Department of Commerce
ISBN: 0-486-41144-3
Publisher: Dover Pubns
Pub. Date: 11 April, 2000
Format: Paperback
Volumes: 1
List Price(USD): $4.95
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Average Customer Rating: 4.33 (6 reviews)

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Rating: 4
Summary: A Good Introduction
Comment: This book offers a simple, straightforward interoduction to patent law. If you are starting from scratch, this is a good place to start. There isn't much "how to" in this book, so it's probably best for someone who plans to work with a patent lawyer or service.

Rating: 3
Summary: Obsolete book
Comment: This book gives a decent description of patents, but it's out of date. For example, it says the head of the patent office is called "Commissioner" when that was changed and the head is called "Director" and the "Commissioner" is actually the third in rank (second is "Deputy Director"). The book says the USPatent Office handles 200,000 patent applications, but the number is actually closer to 300,000. There have been significant changes in the patent laws such as publication of applications, 20 year terms, WTO related provisions, NAFTA related provisions, WIPO and PCT related provisions, etc. that do not appear. So, take this book as background information only and know that in many instances it is obsolete. Recognize that patents are not a "do-it-yourself" activity if you want decent protection. See a patent attorney if you want accurate, up to date advice and worthwhile coverage. Stay away from the invention submission/promotion companies.

Bruce Burdick, Registered Patent Attorney No. 27,422

Rating: 4
Summary: Nice Reference
Comment: This book is nice reference for people who want to learn more about the patent process. For prospective inventors, this book details the steps one needs to take in order to apply for a patent. If you are serious about applying for a patent, I would not recommend using this book as a sole reference, but as a starting point.

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