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No USPTO Shutdown For Now
A Message from Director David Kappos Dear Colleagues, As you know, the Administration is working diligently with Congress to ensure that the federal government remains open and continues to do its work on behalf of the American people. However, I … Continue reading
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Tagged David Kappos, government shutdown, intellectual property, ip, Patent Law, USPTO
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PTO Issues Final Rule to Implement Prioritized Examination Track (Track I)
The following is from the Schwegman, Lundberg & Woessner Newsletter, April 6, 2011. The Patent and Trademark Office on April 4, 2011, issued a final rule to implement prioritized examination upon an applicant’s request and payment of a $4,000 request … Continue reading
Federal Court Hears Myriad Gene Case This Morning
The following is a guest post from Ann McCrackin. I attended oral arguments at the CAFC on Monday for Association for Molecular Pathology v. Myriad Genetics, Inc. The three-judge panel included Judge Bryson, Judge Lourie and Judge Moore. Most of the … Continue reading
Banning Stem Cell Research — Or Cloning? Or Both?
A front-page article in the Minneapolis StarTribune entitled “Stakes High In Cloning Debate” (March 30, 2011) discusses a bill recently introduced into the Minnesota legislature to criminalize “human cloning.” The article reflects on the confusion surrounding what it is, exactly, that groups … Continue reading