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Strategic Considerations for Mechanical Inventions Claim Drafting with summary in Japanese by IP Strategist Kenny Masaki – Knobbe Practice Webinar Series

October 15, 2021  | Mauricio Uribe and Keiji (Kenny) Masaki

Knobbe Practice Japan Webinar Series

Partner Mauricio Uribe gave an informative presentation focused on strategic considerations for drafting and prosecuting patent claims directed to mechanical-related inventions, before the United States Patent and Trademark Office. The presentation was summarized in Japanese by IP Strategist, Kenny Masaki.

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Knobbe Practice Webinar Series: Strategic Considerations for Claim Drafting – Mechanical Inventions

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Mauricio Uribe

Mauricio Uribe is the Co-Chair of the Software/IT and Electrical practice groups at Knobbe Martens. Mauricio has extensive experience in comprehensive client counseling in all aspects of intellectual property law....

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