How to Draft Claims - Part 1 - Identifying Your Invention. EP009

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In this episode I go through the initial step of claim drafting, which is first to identify what your invention actually is. I go through an example of patented multi-bit screwdriver using the "prune and distill" and "problem and solution" methods of identifying the invention. Only after you have first identified the invention should you begin to draft claims and the rest of your invention.

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