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Can I Patent This? – An Explanation of What is Eligible for Patenting in the United States and Europe

October 23, 2017  | Vlad Teplitskiy

>At a recent Knobbe Martens and Bugnion SpA Seminar, Marco Lissandrini, Sandro Sandri (Bugnion) and Vlad Teplitskiy (Knobbe Martens) presented on patentable subject matter in the U.S. and Europe.

View and download the full presentation below.

Knobbe Martens Presentation: Patent Eligibility of Computer Implemented Inventions in the US

Bugnion SpA Presentation: Computer Implemented Inventions – Strategies for a Successful Protection of Software Protection of Software-Related Inventions in Europe

Computer Implemented Inventions – Strategies for a Successful Protection of Software Protection of Software-Related Inventions in Europe from Knobbe Martens – Intellectual Property Law

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Vlad Teplitskiy
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Orange County
vlad.teplitskiy@knobbe.com
949-760-0404

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