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"I recently read The Practitioner's Guide to the PCT, [Second Edition] , and I must say, it is a must-read for anyone interested in the patent cooperation treaty (PCT).
The book is well-written and easy to understand, even if you don't have a legal background. The authors have done an excellent job of breaking down the complex PCT process into simple steps, making it easy to follow and understand.
The guide is comprehensive, covering everything from the basics of the PCT to more useful and advanced topics like Procedural Safeguards: helpful options when things go wrong amendments, PCT
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"I recently read The Practitioner's Guide to the PCT, [Second Edition], and I must say, it is a must-read for anyone interested in the patent cooperation treaty (PCT).

The book is well-written and easy to understand, even if you don't have a legal background. The authors have done an excellent job of breaking down the complex PCT process into simple steps, making it easy to follow and understand.

The guide is comprehensive, covering everything from the basics of the PCT to more useful and advanced topics like Procedural Safeguards: helpful options when things go wrong amendments, PCT strategies and recommendations, Selecting Countries for National Filing and Patent Prosecution Highway to name a few. One of the things I appreciated about this book is that it doesn't just provide information on the PCT process, but it also offers practical tips and advice for practitioners. The authors share insights and strategies based on their years of experience, which is invaluable for anyone looking to navigate the PCT system."
-Goutam Bhattacharyya (Dr.), Partner, K&S Partners

When it is used appropriately, the PCT is a cost-effective option for international patent protection and provides numerous benefits for applicants, patent offices, and third parties. With opaque rules and obscure terminology, using the PCT can cause confusion and is a difficult system to master. Based on the authors' many years of experience with the system and the important lessons they have learned from prior mistakes, The Practitioner's Guide to the PCT, Second Edition demystifies the system to help practitioners employ the PCT to their client's advantage. Starting with a clear explanation of the PCT's framework, the book's in-depth chapters equip applicants with the tools necessary to effectively use this global, treaty-based system. Topics covered include:
  • PCT requirements and procedures
  • International search and preliminary examination
  • Post-filing procedures: publication, withdrawals, and recording changes
  • Procedural safeguards
  • Strategies and guidelines for entering the national phase
  • Entry into the national phase in the U.S., Europe, China, and elsewhere
  • Strategies and recommendations for a PCT application
In addition, The Practitioner's Guide to the PCT includes invaluable supplemental materials, including WIPO resources, glossaries of terms and abbreviations, and an informed discussion on the future of the PCT.


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Megan M. Miller's legal career began as an international IP paralegal prosecuting both patents and trademarks for foreign clients at a large boutique IP firm in the United States. She mastered foreign filing, including the Madrid and PCT systems, a few years later and eventually had the exceedingly good fortune to work with her current mentor and coauthor, Jay Erstling. With Jay's encouragement, Megan decided to apply to law school. Megan attended Mitchell Hamline School of Law because of its well-known IP curriculum and because it provided flexible enrollment options that allowed her to continue working full-time as an IP paralegal throughout law school. Megan was a Research Assistant to Professor Sharon Sandeen, assisting in the creation of a blended learning format for Professor Sandeen's IP Survey course during the COVID19 pandemic. Megan was also the Executive Editor of Cybaris, an IP law review, which published her note that reviews a conflict of laws between IP and data privacy. Megan graduated cum laude from Mitchell Hamline School of Law with 14 years of practical international IP experience under her belt. She has been called upon by internal and external colleagues from paralegals to foreign attorneys throughout her career for advice on the PCT, and she is grateful to be able to share the knowledge she gained from the former Director of the PCT himself. As an attorney, Megan focuses her practice on the prosecution and enforcement of IP, as well as data privacy. Megan appreciates that her work touches a wide range of technological industries--not all lawyers are so lucky. In a single day, she can move from working on trademark enforcement for a cannabis-derived pharmaceutical to international filing strategy for a medical device patent application to privacy policies and GDPR compliance for wearable tech and IoT devices. Megan currently lives in Minneapolis, MN.