Christopher Smith to speak at ASM International Webinar on Patent Law

Team Contact: Christopher Smith

On June 7, Brooks Kushman associate Christopher Smith lead a webinar entitled, “Patent 101: What Every Inventor Should Know”.

Do you have an idea that you think may be patentable? Have you developed a new material or process and wish to protect it? Learn how with this free webinar. This webinar will provide a primer on patent law directed at engineers, business managers, and others who work in technology/innovation fields. The following topics will be covered:

Structure of patents
Patent application requirements
When / How to seek patent protection
Barriers that arise during the patent process

View the recorded complimentary webinar “Patent 101: What Every Inventor Should Know”.

This webinar is being hosted by the ASM International Emerging Professionals Committee.

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