Patent Basics (1) - Understanding a Claim

Understanding a patent claim is the first step in understanding patents
............a quick tutorial by a 20+ year veteran.

[bobenheimen]

I would like to thank you for the time you set aside to make these wonderful videos. The fact you are not attempting to sell either a package or your services makes this infinitely more genuine. When looking up how to file a patent on youtube the common motif is a 6 minute video explaining very little except how to click the link to the site to buy a tutorial. Again, kind sir, I thank you for your time and knowledge!

[PatentPublishing]

Thanks for the nice comment - I am not for hire right now; I get a lot of questions from friends about patents and thought id put together a channel with my own videos and links to others that I thought were good. All the best!

[blacqueman]

Great information! This is exactly the type of language and information I was seeking to confirm questions about my particular patent. Your video presentation was concise and to the point. I was actually excited watching the presentation because of the knowledge you brought forth appeared like this video was tailored for me specifically. Lol. Well done, Sir... Your work is well appreciated. Thank you. 

[believein]

Very well done series of videos.
God Bless you. They have helped out and guided me for years.

[mimic]

Massive help. the only help I have actually got of the internet so far, the rest is utter bullshit. Thank you.

[firstime]

Hi, I have some basic question and it's appreciated that you or someone could answer it, suppose I invent a drawer - furniture, 1, should I write mounting the screws process, the drawer will use screw but common screws only, but it did need screws, 2, infringer could make two or three drawer using the same way, then what claims should I draft, IT CAN BE USED FOR SEVERAL DRAWERS??? thank you so much.

[Elcosmicstar]

Excellent, I wish I could afford to hire you.

[godlikelaw]

How to know if something I want invented it already patented

[ninman]

At 9:19, that's not true. Configured to means "suitable for", as in can perform the function without modification. Further, the term "wristband" has undefined scope. There is no size associated with a wristband.

[ninman]

9:48, that's also false. The claim says "A bottle opening device for wearing on a wrist and a hand". The word "for" means suitable for. That is, can perform the function without modification. The device you've shown is not only being worn on the hand, which meets the claim, and it is clearly suitable for being worn on a wrist. So that is also clearly infringement.

[lol]

very help thank you, i was usprised that someone could patent a stuff toy with treat inside but once i read it again, they put a " flag" comprising a treat pocket, it changes it all, not surprising they put it in the end.

[hidenseekhayley]

What happens if you forget to add claim 1 in your patent infringement lawsuit? Should you add all claims in a lawsuit?

[mayelid]

What about products that are identical? For example an Under Armour shirt, now NiKe, Adidas, and everyone else has an under shirt. Aren't those patented? That's the part that is most confusing. In your example the band could not go on the wrist, but a shirt has to be put on, so how can Nike and Adidas make the same exact shirt as under Armour?

[arrowstheorem]

Am i right that just 1 independent claim infringed results in infringement and its not required that EVERY independent claim is infringed to result in an infringement?

[alleycat]

What happens if the USPTO Examiner does not read, write or speak English?

[Povcollector]

Extremely well done. Are you for hire?

[mikenicee]

Are you open to reviewing a patent and a ipr case? I'd be willing hire you.

[arrowstheorem]

Informative video!
Am i right to say, there is no infringement when patent B only has 1 claim less than patent A where patent B was filed later than patent A since all but 1 claim is identical or similar?

[arrowstheorem]

How is a claim related to an embodiment?

[believein]

To the maker of this video, are there any attorneys, such as yourself, that you can recommend to have draft and submit a utility patent?