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The Return Of The Magnificent Prosecution Specialists Or Just More “QA”?
The USPTO recently announced the creation of an ombudsman program to resolve applicant/examiner logjams in all of the Tech Centers. This is a move that the Office (and practitioners) have needed badly for a number of years, ever since the … Continue reading
Posted in USPTO Practice and Policy
Tagged biotechnology law, intellectual property, ip, Patent Law, USPTO, Warren Woessner
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FYI
LES Spring Meeting — Boston, MA – May 19-21, 2010 I will be part of a Workshop entitled “A Shot Across the Bow – The Process Behind the Making and Responding to Demands to License Patented Technology” scheduled for May … Continue reading
Posted in About SLW, Conferences and Classes
Tagged About SLW, intellectual property, ip, LES, Schwegman Lundberg Woessner, Warren Woessner
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Is The “Golden Rule” Of Biological Drugs At Hand?
I just finished speaking on IP issues involving biomarkers at a Q1 Conference in the Bay Area. Before the conference started, I spoke to the head patent counsel of a well-known bio/pharma company. He said, to my initial shock, that … Continue reading
Centocor v. Abbott Labs. – “Antibody Exception” To Written Description Requirement Under Fire
Abbott Laboratories markets a recombinant human antibody, HUMIRA, as a treatment for rheumatoid arthritis. This antibody binds to a receptor on TNF. NYU and Centocor own US Pat No 7070775 which claims an isolated recombinant anti-TNF-a antibody (Ab) comprising a … Continue reading