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Does the written description need to be literal to satisfy the requirement?

By russ.krajec@blueironip.com | September 30, 2024

No, the written description does not need to be literal to satisfy the requirement. As stated in MPEP 2163.02: “The subject matter of the claim need not be described literally (i.e., using the same terms or in haec verba) in order for the disclosure to satisfy the description requirement.“ However, it’s important to note that…

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