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Patent Law: A Beginner's Guide

Treatises

The Library of Congress’ catalog contains several resources that, either in whole or in part, pertain to information about laws related to patents. Below, find a collection of secondary sources pertaining to patents that are listed in the Library of Congress Online Catalog.

PATENT OFFICE
O'Halloran, Thomas J., photographer. PATENT OFFICE. 1971. Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division.

The following is only a sample of selected materials--you can search the Library of Congress Online Catalog for these and other titles related to patents. You may also be able to find these or similar titles at a library near you by using Worldcat External

These materials serve as introductory guides to patent law in the United States. 

These materials provide more in-depth information on patent law in the United States. 

These materials are intended to help you learn more about drafting patent applications.

These materials are intended to help you review and respond to decisions of the United States Patent & Trademark Office including the Patent Trial and Appeal Board. 

These materials discuss the litigation of patent infringement cases in federal court including pleadings, defenses, discovery issues, claim construction, and motion practice. 

These materials are intended to help you learn more about the process and terms of licensing a patent.