I had a wonderful talk (nice lady) with a recruiter (who someone referred to me) yesterday. She was looking for a patent attorney with bio/chem experience willing to relocate to South Dakota to be in-house patent counsel. If that interests you, let me know and I’ll pass your information on to her.
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Via the USPTO home page:
The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), Northwestern University School of Law and the National Inventors Hall of Fame will hold a regional Independent Inventors Conference in Chicago on July 28-29. The conference will be held at the School of Law, 375 E. Chicago Ave. Top officials of the USPTO, [...]
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Yesterday I posted at Rethink(IP) a “Who is Rethink(IP)” post for the benefit of Carvival of the Capitalists readers who were visiting Rethink(IP) (we hosted CotC yesterday). In my “who is” post I “outed” two anonymous blogs:
7. IP Funny (no, it is not a blog about urinary problems). Yep…we’re the anonymous bloggers (along with an [...]
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PLI has put one of the chapters of its Course Handbook: Navigating Trademark Practice Before the PTO 2006: From Filing Through the TTAB Hearing on-line for review, namely Chapter 11: Trademark Trial and Appeal Board Practice (PDF).
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Acrobat for Legal Professionals Blog has a great post on Acrobat Preferences, including how to make Acrobat faster.
If Acrobat/PDF tips interest you…you might also check out “Ernie the Attorney’s” other blog…PDF for Lawyers.
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Can a non-practitioner prepare design patent applications, including the drawings, for third parties?
LegalZoom does.
Thoughts?
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