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Disclosing your invention prematurely will prevent you from obtaining future patent protection for that invention, in a number of jurisdictions. Stefania Alessandra Sassnink and Sheila Barbero delve into some examples of self-disclosures, and the limitations they impose on obtaining patent protection. #patentprotection #ipstrategy #patents

The Federal Circuit in In re Cellect distinguished the statute for patent term extension, which extends patent term for regulatory delay, from the statute for patent term adjustment, which extends patent term for Patent Office delay during prosecution. Going forward, this decision may affect the overall value of PTA and the effectiveness of its intended purpose. #patentlaw #intellectualproperty #appellate https://ow.ly/ZgeM50QyIlP

Ready to protect your invention? Get the scoop on the upsides and downsides of Provisional Patent Applications #PatentTips #patentlaw #techlaw #innovation https://lnkd.in/g4cEGiHh

💡Weighing your patent options? Understand the upsides & downsides of a Provisional Patent Application here 👉 #patentlaw #techlaw #innovation https://lnkd.in/g4cEGiHh

The Federal Circuit in In re Cellect distinguished the statute for patent term extension, which extends patent term for regulatory delay, from the statute for patent term adjustment, which extends patent term for Patent Office delay during prosecution. Going forward, this decision may affect the overall value of PTA and the effectiveness of its intended purpose. #patentlaw #intellectualproperty #appellate https://ow.ly/8Rvv50QuI7r

🚨DUTY OF DISCLOSURE 🚨Be careful! Hiding crucial details from the #patent examiner can be disastrous. If an intent to deceive is detected, it could render all patent claims, and sometimes even associated patents, unenforceable. Click to read more about #DutyofDisclosure in the U.S. Patent Office by #PatentAttorney Ben Lehberger. https://buff.ly/4b3n61A #IntellectualProperty #IPProsecution #TechIndustry #PriorArt

The Federal Circuit in In re Cellect distinguished the statute for patent term extension, which extends patent term for regulatory delay, from the statute for patent term adjustment, which extends patent term for Patent Office delay during prosecution. Going forward, this decision may affect the overall value of PTA and the effectiveness of its intended purpose. #patentlaw #intellectualproperty #appellate https://ow.ly/4YIc50QuBkr

The Federal Circuit recently decided that a parent patent, which was first filed and first issued, cannot be invalidated for obviousness-type double patenting (OTDP) due to a later-filed and later-issued child patent that expires earlier because it didn't receive Patent Term Adjustment (PTA). Click below to read about potential effects on innovations. #Patent #IntellectualProperty

The Federal Circuit ruled in In re: Cellect, LLC that when a patent's term is extended through Patent Term Adjustment (PTA), the expiration date after PTA should determine if there is obviousness-type double patenting (ODP). This decision has important implications, particularly in cases where a parent and child exist. #IntellectualProperty #Patents

The Federal Circuit recently decided that a parent patent, which was first filed and first issued, cannot be invalidated for obviousness-type double patenting (OTDP) due to a later-filed and later-issued child patent that expires earlier because it didn't receive Patent Term Adjustment (PTA). Click below to read about potential effects on innovations. #Patent #IntellectualProperty