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: Anticipate This!Methinks Thou Doth Protest Too Little: Providing Relevant References to the USPTO.
By Mike Dockins
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How many patent practitioners are aware of the various methods of submitting art to the USPTO that may invalidate a patent or result in §102 or §103 rejections of pending applications? Many are aware, of course, of the methods of bringing new art to the USPTO’s attention with respect to issued patents, for example: Ex Parte Reexaminations (see MPEP 2200 [...]Full post as published by Anticipate This! on March 03, 2009 (boomark / email).
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