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From the blog

Cover Image for USPTO Climate Change Pilot Program's Debut Is Uneven

USPTO Climate Change Pilot Program's Debut Is Uneven

California innovators have been quick to use the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's Climate Change Mitigation Pilot Program to accelerate examination of U.S. patent filings.

Julie Burke, Ph.D.

Julie Burke, Ph.D.

Michael Spector

Michael Spector

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Professional Liability Risks of Filing in DOCX - Two Webinars

The USPTO continues to present webinars, by now every two days or so, containing pants-on-fire lies about “the DOCX standard” and how safe it supposedly is to file US patent applications according to the USPTO’s DOCX initiative. The USPTO will impose a $400 surcharge on and after June 30, 2023 for those filers who fail to file applications as DOCX files.

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USPTO Flexes Its AIA Powers To Make Retroactive Substantive MPEP Policy Changes

Retroactive guidance complicates adjudication, making it difficult to determine what the proper procedure was on any particular date. Clarity is lacking when examiners and patent practitioners are literally not working off the same page.

Julie Burke, Ph.D.

Julie Burke, Ph.D.

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