🛡️ Protecting Software Innovation: Preparing Your Patent Application for Section 101
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A software patent application needs more than a description of what customers can do with your product.
Before filing, explain the technical problem, how the software addresses it, and which implementation details produce the improvement. Those details should guide the description, drawings, and claims.
Miller IP explains how founders can prepare for Section 101 during initial drafting, document meaningful alternatives, and coordinate patent preparation with brand protection and code ownership.
The same attention to substantive disclosure matters when the first filing is a provisional application.
Companion article: https://lawwithmiller.com/blogs/milleriplaw/software-patent-application-preparation
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