The Tech Law Hangout

Join us on The Tech Law Hangout as we dive into the misconceptions surrounding software patentability. Host Jordan Becker sheds light on why this topic continues to ignite passionate discussions among innovators and businesses. Plus, we explore the intriguing realm of "patent subject matter eligibility" and uncover which types of software have a higher chance of gaining approval from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Don't miss an episode packed with insights and revelations.

- “Software is patentable; it's just a question of certain kinds of software being more difficult than others to patent.” - Jordan Becker

Have questions, comments or suggestions for a future podcast episode? Email Jordan Becker at [email protected]. We’d love to hear from you!

Join us on The Tech Law Hangout as we explore the true significance of holding a patent and the essential requirements for obtaining one. Host Jordan Becker reveals the strategic uses of patents, from offensive and defensive tactics to fueling business growth. Plus, we delve into the crucial considerations inventors must weigh when deciding to pursue a patent, including gauging innovation and commercial viability.

- “A patent doesn't give the patent owner the right to do anything—it only gives the patent owner the right to stop others from doing something.” - Jordan Becker

Have questions, comments or suggestions for a future podcast episode? Email Jordan Becker at [email protected]. We’d love to hear from you!

In the premiere episode of The Tech Law Hangout, host Jordan Becker guides us through the world of intellectual property (IP) law, including patents, copyrights, trademarks, trade dress, and trade secrets. Jordan breaks each concept down with real-world examples, revealing how each form of IP can make or break businesses and entrepreneurs. Join us on a journey into the realm of IP.

- “One thing to note about patents is that the scope of protection can be significantly broader than the specific implementation that the inventors originally conceived of.” - Jordan Becker

Have questions, comments or suggestions for a future podcast episode? Email Jordan Becker at [email protected]. We’d love to hear from you!