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Details for Patent: 3,520,926


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Summary for Patent: 3,520,926
Title:Methylhydrazinomethyl-substituted benzoic acid amides
Abstract:
Inventor(s):Werner Bollag, Hugo Gutmann, Balthasar Hegedus, Ado Kaiser, Albert Langemann, Marcel Muller, Paul Zeller
Assignee: F Hoffmann La Roche AG , Hoffmann La Roche Inc
Application Number:US593734A
Patent Claim Types:
see list of patent claims
Patent landscape, scope, and claims:

What Is US Patent 3,520,926 and What Claims Define Its Legal Scope?

US Patent 3,520,926 is a granted United States drug patent with a defined set of claims that establish the legal scope of protection. However, the claim text is not included in the input (“The claims are: …” stops without providing the actual claim language). Without the claim text (and without specific bibliographic context such as the patent title, assignee, and filing/publication dates), a complete and accurate analysis of:

  • Scope by claim construction (independent and dependent claim limitations),
  • Potential design-around surfaces (what features are claimed vs. unclaimed),
  • Validity and enforceability posture by comparing claim elements to known prior art,
  • Landscape mapping across competing US filings and continuations,
  • Term and expiration logic (including any patent term adjustment extensions),

cannot be produced in a way that is faithful to the legal record.

No further analysis can be generated from the provided information.


Key Takeaways

  • US Patent 3,520,926 can only be analyzed for legal scope and patent landscape using the actual claim language and patent bibliographic record.
  • The prompt does not include the claims, so a complete and accurate scope/claims/landscape analysis cannot be produced.

FAQs

  1. What determines the scope of a drug patent in the US? The exact limitations in the independent claims, interpreted in light of the specification and prosecution history, define the scope.
  2. Do dependent claims narrow or broaden protection? Dependent claims narrow protection by adding additional limitations; they also create separate infringement hooks if their added features are satisfied.
  3. How do you evaluate a patent landscape for a specific patent number? You map related filings by same assignee, same compound/class, and close claim element overlap, then compare to citing documents and later grant/abandonment outcomes.
  4. What role do prior art and obviousness play? Novelty and non-obviousness depend on whether claim elements are disclosed or would have been obvious in combination at relevant priority dates.
  5. How is patent expiration determined? Base term runs from the earliest effective filing date, adjusted by prosecution history and any statutory adjustments/extensions where applicable.

References

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Drugs Protected by US Patent 3,520,926

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International Family Members for US Patent 3,520,926

Country Patent Number Estimated Expiration Supplementary Protection Certificate SPC Country SPC Expiration
Belgium 618638 ⤷  Start Trial
Switzerland 441366 ⤷  Start Trial
Cyprus 314 ⤷  Start Trial
Denmark 120758 ⤷  Start Trial
Denmark 120902 ⤷  Start Trial
United Kingdom 968460 ⤷  Start Trial
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