Means Plus Function Claim Language. EP094

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Recorded18 Oct 2019

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In this episode I go over a special way of claiming your invention by using "means plus function" claim language. In this way of claiming your invention, you claim your invention not by physical structures, but by how the parts of your invention function. Learn the pros and cons of using this approach and especially how to avoid the pitfalls of mean plus function claim language.

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