Dead Inventors, Incapacitated Inventors, and Minors - Who Can File a Patent Application? EP124

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Sometimes strange situations might happen when you or your company tries to file a patent application and the inventor has died, is incapacitated, or the inventor is a minor. Can dead people and minors even file patent applications? Listen and find out! www.diamentpatentlaw.com

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