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Reacting to opposition from the patent community and Congress, the Patent and Trademark Office curtailed its ambitious plans to overhaul the patent application process. Now, under its revised proposal, application fees would still go up, but the so-called punitive fees are out the window. John Todaro, senior counsel at Darby & Darby, echoed a commonly held view that overall, the finalized proposal is "something we could live with."
February 18, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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