Non-obviousness in US practice
A seminar related to US patent practice where you will learn how to argue non-obviousness in US patent applications
This spring we are going to host a half day seminar related to US patent practice. US Patent Attorney Gabriela Tomescu from Bergenstråhle & Partners will share her advice and knowledge on how to effectively argue non-obviousness in US patent applications. The seminar is aimed at practitioners familiar with European practice.
Contents
The cost of obtaining US patents can vary significantly in terms of time and financial expenditures. This seminar discusses ways to minimize the time and cost of prosecuting patent applications in the US, including:
- What to include on filing/entry into the national phase
- The requirement for information disclosure
- How to respond to final office actions
- When to use continued examination or file a continuation
Target group
Patent attorneys who are familiar with European practice, who want a better understanding of US patent practice.
Information
Date: Wednesday, April 6
Location: Stockholm or online
Time: 09.00 - 12.30
Fee: 3.200 SEK excluding VAT
PVU: This seminar counts as three Continued Professional Education (PVU-timmar) in the Swedish Patent Attorney's board (Patentombudsnämnden)
Campaign price: Register at the latest on March 20 and pay 2.900 SEK excluding VAT
