Google Patent Search - the Ultimate Guide to Google Patents -
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I am Rolf Claessen - patent attorney of Michalski · Hüttermann & Partner. I already made a more general video about patent search - • How to do a Patent Sea... - so in this video I will cover the special features and tricks around Google Patent Search. What do I show you?
- What is the country coverage?
- How to include similar keywords?
- How to exclude keywords?
- How to use the advanced search feature?
- How to limit the search by time?
- How to apply other limitations like IPC classes or applicant names?
- How to do the automatic Prior Art Search? How to rank results?
- How to find the patent family of a result?
- How to link directly to a patent or patent application?
- How to link directly to the PDF of a patent or patent application?
- How does Google use information provided through patent search queries? How to keep your privacy?
- How to download PAIR data?
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About Rolf Claessen
Rolf is patent attorney at IP law firm Michalski · Hüttermann & Partner. The firm is managing thousands of patents and patent applications for domestic and international clients in Germany in many technical fields.
His personal background is chemistry and nanotechnology. Before becoming a patent attorney, he received his Ph.D. from the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering as well as the Chemistry Department, both at the State University of New York at Albany. Also, he worked for a small nanotechnology startup that was spun out of the Bayer group.
The focus of his practice is the prosecution of trademarks and patents and other intellectual property rights. His expertise in patent prosecution encompasses a deep understanding of patent law, prior art searches, prosecuting patent applications, patent drafting, opposition and defending against competitors. With the team at Freischem, he strives to be the external IP department for many medium sized companies.
Rolf has been included in the Patent 1000 rankings of the IAM magazine ever since 2013. And he is included in the WTR1000 ranking in 2015.
He is a prolific writer mostly writing for law journals such as GRUR or IP Rechtsberater. He is host of his two podcasts Markenpod and IP Fridays.
Rolf is also volunteering his time in the worldwide volunteer organization Junior Chamber International (JCI), where he served as executive congress director for the JCI World Congress 2014 in Germany.
He enjoys spending at least the weekends with his kids. Rolf wishes to have more time for hobbies like sailing.
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Dr. Rolf Claessen
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Legalese and Disclaimer
You have been watching a video by Rolf Claessen. The views expressed by the participants of this program are their own and do not represent the views of nor are they endorsed by their respective law firms. None of the content should be considered legal advice. This video should not be construed as legal advice or legal opinion on any specific facts or circumstances. The contents of this video are intended for general informational purposes only and you are urged to consult your own patent attorney on any specific legal questions. As always, consult a patent attorney.
Outstanding!
You are a real professional and I appreciate you.
Thank you, I was looking for this kind of information and you have answered some of my questions on patent
Thank you for making these videos and for your time.
We agree Rolf. Google Patent Search is a hugely useful tool.
Thanks alot for this wonderful piece of information. This has clarified a lot of doubts in my mind to proceed with a search.
Did you applied for patent?
Thank you very much so informative
very useful, appreciate!!!
good every good effort must be appreciated...
Great..video..
The problem is when I use Google patents and put in a key word it will show for example 20,000 results but it will only let you pull up the fist 30 pages or about 300 patens. Any way around this?
At patent search video are so wonderful . i was easily understood
Thank you very much Rolf Claessen sir
Kindly help me. I wanted to know what the number in between the articles means in bold font. Are they like citation numbers in usual papers? In that case, one of the patents had number 170 or 107 being used again and again. It had 790 citations. It seems absurd to count that much.
Also one of the patents used numbers higher than 40 with only 10 citations. What should I do?
thanks a lot, Boss
how can i find out if a patent has been purchased from the original inventor?
What are the advantages to a patent over just going straight to building and marketing your product?
How protected is your product doing a search? How do I know someone won't steal your idea from your search?
hate to break it to you but most people are looking up minecraft videos not patent applications
How can I find out "prior art language" used for any particular patent?
Thank you Sir
how do we use it for searching for certain features of an inventions such that ones included in the claims , i tried to use the fields provided by google patents search but it gives me results not so close to what i'm looking for, i mean i want a tighter results regarding the features so i can judge the claims but i guess i use the fields provided by google the wrong way , any recommendations , please advice
Thank you. How to to make a patent road map?
When we do many searches for a certain invention, all our key words can let people know what we are searching about and give them some idea about our invention.
I agree esp 'china, taiwan, east block hungry to steal our innovation
CCP made their empire from stealing inventions. Must block them from all trade and transactions
Would a USPTO patent search show WIPO patents?
Awesome...!
So aren't traditional patent search suppliers (with their clumsy, comparatively oldfashioned interfaces, high subscription cost, limited internal development resources etc.) going to be pushed out of business soon once professionals 'get the hang' of Google Patents? Similarly as the entire encyclopedia industry has been pushed out of business by the likes of Wikipedia.
Btw., it seems you searched for documents that contain the word "Polypropylene" which however don't contain the word "Polypropylene", and then you carry on explaining that the results also cover documents that contain the word Polypropylène?
Since google shares your search results, aren't you effective making your invention publicly known which would make a patent invalid?
How can a patent help protect my invention?
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How do I know if a patent is approved ? or just patent pending?
There are many ways:
First, you can check the kind code after publication number A is generally pending application while B is for granted.
Second, you can check the legal status given in the bibliographic details.
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This one was harder to follow
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