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Patent Law
: The Patent ProspectorOn the Mat
By Gary Odom and Jordan Kuhn
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David
T. Pelz tried to patent a golf training mat (11/066,554). Non-final rejection
purely on anticipation prompted Pelz to amend the preamble. The language in the claims: "consisting
essentially of," and "include," speak volumes to a deft prosecutor of the claims
being in the weeds. The patent Board putted along with the examiner. Pelz
appealed to the CAFC, who held the flag.
In Re David T. Pelz (CAFC
2009-1551)
non-precedential
Pelz's patent application is directed read more
Full post as published by The Patent Prospector on May 08, 2010 (boomark / email).
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