Foreign Filing Licenses around the World
January 24, 2006 on 9:21 am | In International |Awareness of Foreign Filing Requirements For Inventions Originating Outside the United States Can Prevent Adverse Consequences [pdf]. By Aaron Wininger and Marc Sockol (Squire, Sanders & Dempsey LLP). [Via PLI's Lawyer's Toolbox Vol. 4.4, RSS feed]
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You can add one more country to those listed in the article - after reading the article on this website, we asked our Russian agent about foreign filing licenses in his country. Here is his answer:
“According to Russian Patent Law, a first application (including PCT application) for the invention has been created in Russia, should be filed in Russia indepently on nationality of the inventors. A foreign application may be filed after six months since the filing date in Russia. Other limitations does not exists. This law does not contain further comments of this.”
Comment by Mike Brown — January 30, 2006 #