2006 Annual Meeting

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Thursday Morning Track #1: Changes in the Definition of Statutory Subject Matter, and in the Rules Affecting the Use of Representative Claims and Continuing Applications

Session #: 476-01
Presenter(s): John Doll, Charles Van Horn, Jay Lucas, Stephen Kunin, Michael Fleming, Kenneth Nigon, Beth Noveck, Bruce Sunstein
Session Length: 3 hr.
Event: 2006 AIPLA Annual Meeting
Date: October 19-21, 2006

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How Will the Revised 37 CFR 1.78 Make the Examination Process More Efficient and Reduce the Load on Examiners...John J. Doll
Describe Strategy for Optimizing Patent Protection under the New Continuation Rules...Charles E. Van Horn
How will the Designation of "Representative Claims" Increase Efficiency of the Examination Process...Jay Lucas
Discuss Applicant's Strategy to use New "Representative Claims" to Optimize Patent Protection...Stephen G. Kunin
How will Lab Corp. and the Interim Guidelines Effect Prosecution Before the USPTO...Michael R. Fleming
How to Advise Your Clients about the Effect of Lab Corp. and the Interim Guidelines on Prosecution Strategy in the USPTO...Kenneth N. Nigon
On-Line Peer Review of Published Applications: The Proposed USPTO Pilot...Beth S. Noveck
Harnessing Collaborative Web-Based Technology to Bring Prior Art to the Patent Process—An Inventor's Perspective...Bruce D. Sunstein
Point/Counter Point Questions from Panel

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