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This blog is focused on discussing decisions from the Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences ("the BPAI") and other interesting happenings at the United States Patent Office.
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- Leigh J. Martinson
- Leigh J. Martinson is a registered patent attorney. Leigh focuses his practice on strategic patent portfolio management and complex patent litigation in the areas of analog circuitry, digital circuitry, computer hardware, software, optics, medical devices, RFID technologies, packet and circuit telecommunications, wireless communications, business methods and internet technologies.
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Why Monitor the BPAI?
One key component to a company's IP strategy is patent acquisition. The last stop for an application is often the BPAI. I believe that identifying trends within the Board can be helpful to increase your success rate on Appeal.
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