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August 08, 2020

Webinar on Impact of Examiners on Prosecution

LexisNexisLexisNexis IP, IPWatchdog, and Baker Botts will be offering a webinar entitled "Impact of USPTO Examiners on Prosecution Outcomes" on August 11, 2020 at 12:00 pm (ET).  Michael Sartori of Baker Botts, Megan McLoughlin of LexisNexis IP, and Gene Quinn of IPWatchdog.com will discuss the impact of the type of examiner by exploring important milestones in the life cycle of a U.S. patent application through historical trends and counter-intuitive results and quantify the impact of having an "easy" versus a "difficult" examiner assigned to your application.  The panel will discuss the following topics:

• How the type of examiner you are assigned to can dramatically affect your ability to successfully obtain a patent
• Practical implications for your prosecution strategy dependent on the examiner type you are assigned
• Leveraging in-depth patent analytics to predict examiner behavior

There is no registration fee for this webinar.  However, those interested in registering for the webinar, should do so here.

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