While doing the D Exam as an official benchmarker, I kept track of how I used the EPC.App and PCT.App references to answer questions. I did this to check usability and completeness. Below are notes on how and where I found the main legal issues, so there are spoilers. The D Exam can be downloaded…
The IP.appify platform allows you to fine tune and build your own legal reference for both EPC and PCT, that will never be outdated. As an alternative to working on-line, the EPC part is also available as a stand-alone book with basic author’s comments (and cross-references) on Amazon (.de or .com or .co.uk) UPDATE: Nov…
I was immediately enthusiastic about EPC.App as it supports different uses by different types of candidate. To answer legal questions efficiently, you need to be able to find details (like procedural acts, time limits & references) quickly and accurately. Traditionally, either you make your own reference book or you learn to use (& annotate) a book…
Two websites offering something new to help students – online tools that you can access anywhere at any time, so you can study when it is most convenient: 1. EPC.App A very smart way to allow you to annotate the EPC. You can use the existing annotations and comments from the authors, adapt them as you…