April 21, 2021
Webinar
The rules of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) are full of hidden risks and pitfalls. Indeed, foreign applicants are often surprised to find their U.S. applications under attack for filing strategies that are perfectly legal in their home country. A particularly difficult USPTO rule for foreign applicants to understand is “the bona fide intent to use” requirement. Because the “intent-to-use” rule is alien to most foreign applicants, it is quite common for foreign applicants to get tripped up and make unnecessary mistakes that jeopardize their trademark rights in the U.S. This webinar addresses the following questions:
Moderator:
Yinfei Wu
Speakers:
Brett Heavner
Ningling Wang
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