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Examiners Who Procrastinate the Most – And How They Can Help You Get Your Next Allowance
Procrastination. We all do it. In-house counsel do it, OCs do it, and USPTO examiners do it. In.
The Most Common Rejections: 102, 103, and 112(b)
Receiving a rejection for a patent application is no one’s idea of a good time. After spending.
Everything is Connected: A Patent Perspective on 5G Technology
The next big technology shakeup is on its way. With a limited rollout in 2018 leading to a much.
Which Firms and Companies Prosecute in Front of the Most Difficult Examiners? (2019)
We recently identified the ten most difficult examiners currently reviewing applications at the.
Is Track One Still Worth It? Analysis Uncovers Five Key Trends
For patent applicants looking to move quickly, the USPTO's Track One program is a seemingly.
USPTO Guidance for Claim Interpretation
The USPTO recently hosted a webinar about the general approach to interpreting claims and how.
The Most Interview-Friendly Examiners at the USPTO
It’s common for patent applications to suffer at least one rejection during prosecution. To.
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