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Design Day 2015
Expedited Examination of a Design Patent Application
IP Chat Channel - Design Patent Prosecution: Advanced Topics
Recap of USPTO's Design Day 2016
USPTO Publishes Request for Comments on (and Examples Addressing) the Application of the Written Description Requirement to Specific Situations in Design Applications

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Philippe J.C. Signore, Ph.D.
Andrew M. Ollis
Colin B. Harris
David. M. Longo, Ph.D.
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