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Leighton K. Chong's Blog – May 2016 Archive (1)
Why It May Still Be Worthwhile to Try to Patent Your Business Method Invention
There are significant business and tactical advantages that can make it worthwhile for a startup company to file for a U.S. patent application on its business method invention, despite the current chaos in the U.S. Patent Office and the courts on the legal parameters for patenting business methods. For more ...
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