- Feb 6, 2018

UFPR Urges New PTO Director to Maintain Strong, Effective IPR Program

The United for Patent Reform coalition and its hundreds of trade association, corporate and individual small business members, who together own thousands of patents, welcomed the confirmation of Andrei Iancu to be the next Director of the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). As head of the USPTO, Mr. Iancu, a widely-respected patent litigator, will have the opportunity to champion strong and effective policies that support patent quality, job creation, innovation, and economic growth for all American businesses.

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