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Nonanalogous Art Lives! In Re Klein
Yesterday, the CAFC decided IN RE ARNOLD G. KLEIN 2010-1411, finding error in the USPTO’s rejection of patent claims based on obviousness, using non-analogous art. You may find the following useful in your prosecution efforts. (A link to the decision … Continue reading
Patent Office Broadens “First Action Interview” Pilot Program
On May 17, 2011, the Patent Office issued a press release and guidelines that effectively permit applicants with pending applications in all art areas to request—and be granted– an interview with the Examiner prior to the first office action. Of … Continue reading
Where Will the Burden Fall – Microsoft v. i4i Argued Before the Supreme Court
Find below a recent article from Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi L.L.P. regarding Advanced Patent Trial Strategies (APaTS). i4i APaTS Special
Fixing The Holes – Proposed Amendment De-Bugs Grace Period
Today, a Manager’s Amendment to H.R. 1249, the “Patent Reform Bill” was circulated that exempts all disclosures made by the inventor from patent defeating activities, if they are made within one year of filing on the invention. In other words, … Continue reading
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