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Knobbe Martens Webinar Series: Strategic Considerations in Controlling the Speed of Prosecution at the USPTO

February 25, 2021  | Mauricio Uribe, David Schmidt, Ph.D. and Heungsoo Choi

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Attorneys David Schmidt, Ph.D., Heungsoo Choi, and Of Counsel Hironori Kubota presented a detailed webinar focusing on Strategic Considerations in Controlling the Speed of Prosecution at the USPTO.

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Strategic Considerations in Controlling the Speed of Prosecution at the USPTO

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David Schmidt, Ph.D.
Partner
Orange County
david.schmidt@knobbe.com
949-760-0404
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Heungsoo Choi
Partner
San Diego
heungsoo.choi@knobbe.com
858-707-4000

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