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Have an invention and want to know how to get a patent? Patenting for Inventors is a podcast about patents, patent applications, and the patent process, hosted by registered patent attorney Adam L. Diament, J.D., Ph.D. Adam takes you through the process of protecting an invention, from the moment you have an idea through patent searching, preparing and filing a patent application, responding to the USPTO, and ultimately obtaining an issued patent.Whether you are a first-time inventor, entrepreneur, startup founder, researcher, engineer, or simply curious about how patents work, the podcast explains complicated patent concepts in clear, practical language. Topics include provisional patents, non-provisional patent applications, patent searches, patent prosecution, patent claims, patentability, prior art, patent strategy, continuations, international patents, and patent costs and fees. The podcast also explores other areas of intellectual property, including trademarks, copyrights, trad
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Signup to Generate a PitchHave an invention and want to know how to get a patent? Patenting for Inventors is a podcast about patents, patent applications, and the patent process, hosted by registered patent attorney Adam L. Diament, J.D., Ph.D.
Recent episodes include "10 Patent Mistakes That Could Kill Your Startup. EP183" (29 October 2026, 17 minutes), "Patent Evergreening: Legal Genius or System Abuse? EP182" (20 October 2026, 12 minutes), and "The Hidden Risk of Keeping a Patent Application Alive Too Long, Prosecution Laches. EP181" (6 October 2026, 13 minutes).
Patenting for Inventors publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 11 minutes across 190 episodes.
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Patenting for Inventors is a technology podcast with 190 episodes published.
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Could your startup be making patent mistakes that could cost you tens of thousands of dollars, or even put you out of business? In this episode of The Patenting for Inventors Podcast , I take you through ten potentially...

Patenting for Inventors
This episode of The Patenting for Inventors takes on patent evergreening, the controversial practice of obtaining new patents on later improvements to an existing product so that patent protection can extend beyond the...

Patenting for Inventors
In this episode of The Patenting for Inventors Podcast , I explain prosecution laches , a rarely used but important doctrine that can create problems when a patent applicant keeps an application pending for an...

Patenting for Inventors
In this episode I answer an unusual but very real intellectual-property question: Can you patent a smell? I explain why a scent itself generally cannot be patented, but the chemical composition that creates it, the...

Patenting for Inventors
Lost in Translation: How Bad Patent Translations Can Kill Your Global Rights. Patent translation isn't simply about converting words from one language to another, it's about preserving the legal and technical meaning of...

Patenting for Inventors
In this episode I explain why a patent examiner and a judge may interpret the exact same patent claim differently. I break down the Patent Office's Broadest Reasonable Interpretation standard, how courts analyze claims...

You've built something smart. Really smart. But the second you say the word "algorithm," alarm bells start going off at the Patent Office. In this episode, we talk about how software inventions actually get patented in...

Why does one patent show up online for the whole world to see while another seems to stay completely invisible for years? In this episode, we unpack the surprisingly strategic reasons behind patent publication and...

You finally make your first sale. Champagne moment. But what if that very first customer quietly flips a legal switch that limits what patent rights you can enforce going forward? In this episode, we dig into patent...

Episode #174
You spent the time, filed the application, and finally got the patent. Everything feels locked in… until someone casually mentions that part of your product uses open-source code. Uh oh. In this episode, we unpack how...

Every patent has a family, and sometimes the most important rights aren't in the patent you're looking at, but in its siblings, parents, or long-lost cousins. In this episode, we talk about how to trace a patent's...

Episode #172
Bankruptcy feels like the end of the road, but what happens to your patents when the money runs out is anything but simple. In this episode, we dig into whether patent rights survive bankruptcy, when they can be sold...

Before your patent ever faces a court, a jury, or a competitor, it meets its very first judge: the patent examiner. And you don't get to pick them. In this episode, we pull back the curtain on how the Patent Office...

Episode #170
What if you don't actually want a patent, but you also don't want a competitor locking up your idea and using it against you later? In this episode, we dive into defensive publications, a powerful but often overlooked...


If you're a student with a big idea, here's a question that can catch you completely off guard: do you actually own your invention, or does your university? In this episode, we unpack how universities handle...

Ever wonder who really owns a patent, or how to tell if a company quietly sold off its core technology? In this episode, we dive into the USPTO's patent assignment database, one of the most overlooked but powerful tools...

What if the goal isn't just to have a patent, but to surround an entire technology with so many patents that no one else can move without bumping into one? That's the idea behind patent thickets. In this episode, we...

You built something together, the invention is real, the patent application is ready… and then everything grinds to a halt because your co-inventor suddenly won't sign. What happens now? Is the patent dead? Can they...

Ever wonder how companies that compete fiercely in the marketplace somehow manage to share patents without constantly suing each other? That's where patent pools come in. They're one of the most misunderstood, quietly...
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