Many sophisticated patent clients have learned from other patent attorneys that long claims are bad and short claims are good.  Craige explodes this fallacy with case studies about how a long claim can be ideal or a raw deal, depending on its structure.  Craige exposes the secret ingredient that is essential for every claim, irrespective of its word count.

Many sophisticated patent clients have learned from other patent attorneys that long claims are bad and short claims are good. Craige explodes this fallacy with case studies about how a long claim can be ideal or a raw deal, depending on its structure. Craige exposes the secret ingredient that is essential for every claim, irrespective of its word count.

Many sophisticated patent clients have learned from other patent attorneys that long claims are bad and short claims are good.&nbsp; Craige explodes this fallacy with case studies about how a long claim can be ideal or a raw deal, depending on its structure.&nbsp; Craige exposes the secret ingredient that is essential for every claim, irrespective of its word count.

LQP Ask The Patent Attorney:  Long Patent Claims are bad, Right?

The Litigation Quality Patents® Podcast, hosted by Craige Thompson (a.k.a., “The Examiner Whisperer”) contains substantive discussion designed to keep you current with what’s going on in the world of patents, encompassing everything from patent prosecution and re-examination to patent licensing and litigation.

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LQP Ask The Patent Attorney: Long Patent Claims are bad, Right?

LQP Ask The Patent Attorney: Long Patent Claims are bad, Right?