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By Dennis Crouch, Esq.
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- Bilski is coming (OCTOBER LIKELY)
- Chief Judge Michel is quoted: "One of the most important cases pending with the [Federal Circuit] today is In re Bilski?. 'It's a very interesting case and I thought all the judges worked very hard on it,' says [Chief Judge] Michel. He adds: 'I think it will be a very significant decision. It probably will have broader scope than either In re Comiskey or In re Nuijten"
- FEES: I'm looking for the PTO fee schedule (filing fees, exra claim fees, extension fees, appeal fees, etc.) for the past decade.
- PTO Allowance Rate ? depends on whether the PTO counts an RCE as an abandoned application. (which it should not?). The chart below is from a presentation by the PTO's General Counsel James Toupin. Greg A posted a link to the whole file: www.bustpatents.com/toupin.pdf.

Full post as published by Patently Obvious on September 11, 2008 (boomark / email).
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