We do not grow old as long as we strive to improve ourselves.
An analysis of the four main career tracks for registered US patent practitioners: patent law firms (prosecution and litigation boutiques), corporate IP departments, global patent prosecution specialization, and startup IP consulting — with realistic compensation benchmarks and long-term growth trajectories.
Patent specification and claims drafting, USPTO filing procedure, publication, Office Action response strategy, and allowance — Lecture 3 of the Patent Law Basics series.
Merit system vs. spoils system, position classification vs. rank classification, federal hiring, training, and disciplinary procedures — third lecture in the Public Administration Basics series.
Types of unclear and grammatically flawed sentences common in official documents, principles for rewriting them as short and clear prose, subject-verb alignment, passive voice, and connector overuse — third lecture in the Professional & Government Document Writing series.
The economic rationale for public spending, social insurance theory (solving adverse selection and moral hazard), optimal public goods provision (Samuelson condition, Lindahl equilibrium), public choice theory, and grant economics — Chapter 3 of the US Public Finance series.
US real estate salesperson exam — landlord-tenant rights, residential lease protections, fair housing laws, and key federal regulations for rental housing.
Real estate investment returns (income return and capital return), leverage effects, LTV, DTI, DSR, and key investment analysis metrics — the third lesson in the Real Estate Basics series.
Mortgages, deeds of trust, and other secured interests in real property — including lien priority, foreclosure rights, and leasehold interests. Part 3 of the Real Estate Disclosure Basics series.
The Older Americans Act, elder abuse protections, Social Security retirement benefits, and Medicare — Part 3 of the Social Welfare Law Basics series.
Discrete and continuous probability distributions, the normal distribution and Z-scores, binomial distribution, and Poisson distribution — Chapter 3 of the Statistics Basics series.