Passing the Patent Bar Exam | 35 USC 102 Explained with Practice Questions
Shop Patent Bar Study Tools at: www.PatentExamPrep.com Get in touch at [email protected] In this video, I'll unpack and explain 35 USC 102, or the section of the US code that defines "prior art" in the world of patent law. I'll also walk through a few example questions at the end to lock in your understanding. With only about 2,000 annual test takers and endless rules to memorize, preparing for the Patent Bar Exam can be a confusing and lonely process. Head to www.PatentExamPrep.com and schedule a call with me to set yourself up for success before exam day.

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