How to give a lecture on intellectual property law 20

The specification is a detailed description of your patented technology, the claims summarize the scope of the technical solution you protect, and the abstract is a brief description and does not need to be made in kind. **It can also be hand-drawn, as long as it is clear, and it does not need to be drawn according to the cartographic standard. Then go to the State Intellectual Property Office to apply for a patent application, fill in 2, take these materials to the Patent Office of the State Intellectual Property Office to apply; or mail it to the Patent Office of the State Intellectual Property Office to accept and make noise; Or go to the representative offices of the State Intellectual Property Office in various places to apply.

3. Wait for various notices issued by the Patent Office of the State Intellectual Property Office, and reply to the examination intention or see the notice. No problem can be authorized.

Legal basis: Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on the Jurisdiction of Intellectual Property Courts in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou" Article 6 The intellectual property court shall hear the appeal cases brought by the parties against the first-instance civil and administrative judgments and rulings on intellectual property rights such as copyright, trademark, technology contract, unfair competition, etc., made by the basic people's court of the city where the intellectual property court is located.

The main lecturer of the "Intellectual Property Law" course is a professor at the Law School of Chinese University, a doctoral supervisor, and the director of the Intellectual Property Law Teaching and Research Department.

Research interests: Chinese civil law, Chinese commercial law, intellectual property law. His main academic works include Intellectual Property Law, Intellectual Property Law Course, and Intellectual Property Protection Cases.

Since its publication in September 2007, many new developments and changes have been made in intellectual property legislation and judicial practice at home and abroad. At the end of 2008, the National People's Congress (NPC) amended the Patent Law for the third time, and in April 2009, the Supreme People's Court promulgated the Interpretation on Several Issues Concerning the Application of Law in the Trial of Civil Dispute Cases Involving the Protection of Well-known Trademarks.

Valuable new cases are emerging one after another, and at the same time, many new problems in theory and practice have also arisen. These new developments need to be reflected in the book. In addition, the author's "Internet Copyright Law" was also published by the Chinese University Press in December 2008, and it is also the same as the "21st Century Civil and Commercial Law Series Textbooks:

Intellectual Property Law Course (3rd Edition) also belongs to the "21st Century Civil and Commercial Law Series Textbook". In order to avoid duplication, it is also necessary to adjust some of the contents of the first edition of the 21st Century Civil and Commercial Law Textbook: Intellectual Property Law Course (3rd Edition) that deal with online copyright issues.

To this end, the author has revised the 21st Century Civil and Commercial Law Textbook: Intellectual Property Law Course (3rd Edition) from the following aspects: First, the relevant content has been updated according to the new Patent Law.

Second, the "theoretical research" and "typical case analysis" related to copyright protection in the online environment have been deleted, leaving only the content that is indispensable for understanding the "right of information network dissemination". Third, new "theoretical research" and "analysis of typical cases" have been added, and older cases of mismatch have been appropriately deleted. Fourth, the errors or inaccuracies in the first edition have been corrected.

Limited to the author's level, there must still be many problems in the revised "21st Century Civil and Commercial Law Series Textbook: Intellectual Property Law Course (3rd Edition)". The author sincerely looks forward to the criticism and correction of readers, and will continue to make comments on the "21st Century Civil and Commercial Law Series Textbooks" in the future revisions

Intellectual Property Law Course (3rd Edition).