9.1 George Washington invents a device that helps to mend broken bones through magnetic force elds. Washington decides to call the instrument the "Bone Mender." Washington is convinced that the Bone Mender has substantial commercial value and intends to sell the "Bone Mender" to hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers. Consequently, Washington forms and assigns his inventor's patent rights to Bone Mender, |nc., permitting Bone Mender, Inc., to develop the product, which Washington knows will need clinical trials and clearance by the federal Food and Drug Association. For purposes of developing the product, Bone Mender needs a manual that describes how the Bone Mender operates and its intended use. Washington's neighbor, Tom Jefferson, works for a company that sells a similar medical device, so George Washington asks Jefferson to create the operations and use manual for him. To prepare the manual, Jefferson asks for a demonstration of the Bone Mender device and an explanation of how it works. Based on these facts, develop a comprehensive intellectual property protection plan, including all four primary bodies of law governing intellectual property. Explain in detail how you would proceed under each area of the law for each step in the process described above and for overall commercial exploitation of the invention. The plan should be comprehensive. EACH BODY OF LAW SHOULD BE ADDRESSED IN A SEPARATE PARAGRAPH DEDICATED TO THAT LAW'S ANALYSIS