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What happens if prior art figures are not properly labeled in a patent application?

By russ.krajec@blueironip.com | September 9, 2024

If prior art figures are not properly labeled in a patent application, the patent examiner will likely issue an objection. According to MPEP 608.02(g), examiners may use form paragraph 6.36.01 to address this issue: Figure [1] should be designated by a legend such as –Prior Art– because only that which is old is illustrated. See…

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