Category:United States patent law

• United States patent law

A

• Abraham Lincoln's patent
• After claiming
• All elements test
• Apple Watch health monitoring patent dispute
• Article of manufacture
• Assignor estoppel

B

• Biological patents in the United States
• Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences

C

• Patent caveat
• Composition of matter
• Confederate Patent Office
• Continuing patent application
• Covered business method patent
• United States Court of Customs and Patent Appeals

D

• United States Defensive Publication
• Derivation proceeding
• Design patent
• Doctrine of inherency
• Doctrine of repair and reconstruction
• Duty of disclosure

E

• Electronic Filing System (USPTO)
• Examination support document
• Exhausted combination doctrine
• Exhaustion doctrine under U.S. law

F

• Flash of genius

H

• History of United States patent law

I

• Incredible utility
• Inequitable conduct
• Information disclosure statement
• Patent infringement under United States law
• Inter partes review
• Interference proceeding

L

• Legal estoppel
• Licensee estoppel

M

• Machine (patent)
• Machine-or-transformation test
• Manual of Patent Examining Procedure
• Markman hearing
• Mercoid cases
• Method (patent)
• Patent model

N

• Non-obviousness in United States patent law

O

• Office action
• On-sale bar

P

• United States Patent and Trademark Office
• Patent misuse
• Patent Trial and Appeal Board
• Patentable subject matter in the United States
• Petition to make special
• Piano roll blues
• Post-sale restraint
• Edwin J. Prindle
• Printed matter (patent law)
• Projector (patent)
• Prosecution disclaimer
• Provisional application
• Public disclosure

R

• Reduction to practice
• Reexamination

S

• Shop right
• Large and small entities in patent law
• Software patents under United States patent law
• Swear back of a reference

T

• Tax patent
• Term of patent in the United States
• Transitional phrase

U

• United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas
• United States Patent Classification
• United States Patents Quarterly
• United States Senate Committee on Patents
• United States Statutory Invention Registration
• USPTO registration examination
• Utility (patentability requirement)

X

• X-Patent