Congressionally Created PTO Procedures to Review Invalid Patents Are Celebrated by Job Creating U.S.

Apr 17, 2018

UFPR members look forward to working with Director Iancu to maintain IPR and other necessary tools and administrative processes at PTO that have brought stability to the patent ecosystem over these past few years.

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