Examiner Experience Levels
We frequently receive questions regarding the experience levels of Examiners. How can an Applicant know the seniority of the Examiner examining their case? First, it… Read More »Examiner Experience Levels
We frequently receive questions regarding the experience levels of Examiners. How can an Applicant know the seniority of the Examiner examining their case? First, it… Read More »Examiner Experience Levels
米国特許商標庁(USPTO)では、発明適格性に対する応答を遅らせることができる試行プログラム(DSMER:Deferred Subject Matter Eligibility Response)が最近開始されました。本プログラムは、2022年7月30日に終了する予定です。
Read More »試行プログラム「DSMER」に思うことThe USPTO recently began its Deferred Subject Matter Eligibility Response (DSMER) program. The program is scheduled to conclude July 30, 2022. The program might have… Read More »DSMER Thoughts
During Nodal, Session 13, we did not discuss the substance of the Office Action. We since have received a question about the Office Action. Further,… Read More »Nodal, Session 13, Follow-Up
We recently received a question about the documents necessary for entering an application into the Patent Prosecution Highway (PPH) program at the USPTO. As a… Read More »Requisite PPH Documents
Petitions efficiently address procedural issues at the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). In this regard, petitions differ from appeals, which are the proper (if… Read More »Exemplary Petition Practice
In a previous post, we discussed the USPTO’s Track One prioritized examination program. Let’s take a closer look. The Track One program allows Applicants desiring… Read More »On Track with Track One
We were recently asked about expedited examination at the USPTO. The options for doing so are basically: pay now, work now, or do both later.… Read More »Expediting Examination at the USPTO
Our “Conditions Precedent” Precedent post was recently translated into Japanese by our friends at Beikoku Patent Lab. コラム特許翻訳:クレームにおける「条件のif節」/ We will discuss a related topic during… Read More »Japanese Translation of “Conditions Precedent” Precedent
Some of our competitors informed us they read our blog. (Thank you for your support!) We know they like our discussions of Information Disclosure Statement… Read More »Common IDS Errors