Examiner Hours System-What Patent Practitioners Should Know to Improve Outcomes and Working Relationships with Examiners

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Examiner Hours System-What Patent Practitioners Should Know to Improve Outcomes and Working Relationships with Examiners

Intellectual Property Law Section

Credit(s):

1 Participatory MCLE Credits

Course Number:

IP_05-25-23

Original Program Date:

May 25, 2023

Duration:

1 hour 7 minutes

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Available for 3 months after Registration

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Category: Intellectual Property Law, Closed Captioned Courses

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The USPTO recently retired the "counts" system under which examiners operate to get their work out. In its place is a new hours-based system that dictates how much credit examiners get for each action they take. Knowing how this system works can provide invaluable knowledge to patent practitioners in terms of strategy and outcomes.

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