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A patent attorney narrates his workaday life, reflecting on how inventions and their advocates can mislead evaluation, distinguishing cases whose merit is overlooked from those magnified by zealous counsel. Office conversations introduce his boss Helix Spardleton and recurring client Dr. Nathaniel Marchare, an inspired organic chemist whose laboratory produces many puzzling innovations. When the attorney is dispatched to assess whether to file for protection on a new discovery, procedural detail and scientific complexity collide with human optimism and legal strategy, producing both comic scene-setting and an exploration of judgment, timing, and the patent system's limits.
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