Listen to “A Conversation with Janice Mueller, Author of Mueller on Patent Law”
Guest post from Chisum Patent Academy:
The Chisum Patent Academy is pleased to share with you a recording of the recent webinar from Fastcase, Inc.: “A Conversation with Janice Mueller, Author of Mueller on Patent Law.” In the one-hour webinar, Janice answers questions about:
- Hot button topics from 2020 Federal Circuit and Supreme Court patent law decisions
- How to analyze Federal Circuit opinions
- Research tips for using the “Mueller on Patent Law” treatise (print versus on-line formats; updates; intended audience for the treatise; case analysis versus authorial commentary)
- Hot button topics from 2020 Federal Circuit and Supreme Court patent law decisions
- How to analyze Federal Circuit opinions
- Research tips for using the “Mueller on Patent Law” treatise (print versus on-line formats; updates; intended audience for the treatise; case analysis versus authorial commentary)
To listen to the webinar on YouTube, click here.
More About the Treatise
In January 2021, Fastcase, Inc. published the two-volume practitioner treatise, Mueller on Patent Law, in print and electronic formats. The treatise is authored by our co-founder, Janice M. Mueller, and updated annually. A comprehensive yet accessible two-volume work, this well-organized resource provides concise and timely access to U.S. patent law in the twenty-first century. Rather than a historical encyclopedia, Mueller’s treatise is a carefully curated guide to understanding the current state of patent law and how it has developed during the Federal Circuit’s tenure.
Volume I focuses on the requirements for patentability, both pre- and post-America Invents Act of 2011 (AIA), as well as patent prosecution procedures. Volume II covers patent enforcement and validity challenges, including AIA-implemented post-issuance USPTO review. Both volumes emphasize the criticality of patent claim drafting and interpretation.
The Mueller treatise is available in print (individual volumes or as a set) from Full Court Press, the imprint of Fastcase. The treatise is also available electronically on the Fastcase legal research platform. Purchasers of the print treatise enjoy complimentary electronic access and vice versa.
Special Pricing: The Academy is pleased to offer our alumni and friends a 33% introductory discount for single copy purchases or electronic subscriptions. Use the coupon code 35USC at checkout in the Fastcase store or in the Fastcase on-line legal research service. Those who want to purchase multiple copies for their organization can arrange a 50% discount by emailing sales@fastcase.com.
To review the detailed table of contents for each volume, click here:
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