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KSR Day at the NAPP Conference in San Diego

I am still in San Diego, California at the Annual Conference of the National Association of Patent Practitioners, which is being held at the Embassy Suites Hotel, which is roughly across the street from the U.S.S. Midway.  The conference has been a good one with some excellent presentations.  This morning there was a Bilski presentation, [...] Related posts:
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This post was written by Gene Quinn on July 21, 2009

Examiner Interview Changes Favor In Person Meeting

Last week I was at the Patent Office interviewing a case along with Mark Malek, who was in town from Florida to talk firm business, look for office space and interview some patent agents regarding coming to work with us.  The interviews lined up for this trip were all “Bilski-related,” in that the CAFC decision [...] Related posts:
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  3. Chasing Unicorns: Ramblings on Deferred ExaminationI am writing this article from 32,000 feet as I fly across country to teach the PLI Patent Bar Revie
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This post was written by Gene Quinn on July 13, 2009

On the Road: Bilski Examiner Interview and CNN

I spent the better part of last week in Washington, DC conducting Examiner interviews for some of my clients that have pending software patent applications. The great news is that I believe we now have a handle on the ever changing Bilski ruling. I know it sounds like a misstatement to say that [...] Related posts:
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  2. How to Patent Software in a Post Bilski EraThose familiar with the ongoing debate regarding the patentability of software and business methods
  3. Bilski Not So Bad for Software Patents After AllOn October 30, 2008, the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit issued its much anti
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This post was written by Mark Malek on July 13, 2009

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