There are many ways to write patent claims. One way is called a Jepson-style patent claim, where you explicitly admit what is not inventive about your claim, and then state the part or parts that are inventive. It's not named after the singer named Carly Rae Jepsen, but what if Carly Rae Jepsen wanted to patent a method to get a crush to fall in love with her by using the techniques used in her hit song from 2011, "Call Me Maybe"? How would she go about writing her patent claims in the Jepson style of claim drafting? And how would those Jepson-style claims be different compared to the traditional way that patent claims are written in the United States? Listen to this episode to find out!

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Patent Me Maybe: (Carly Rae) Jepson-Style Patent Claims. EP151

Patenting for Inventors