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What happens if the Deputy Commissioner refuses to issue a reexamination order?

By russ.krajec@blueironip.com | September 30, 2024

If the Deputy Commissioner for Patents decides not to issue a reexamination order after considering a potential case, the matter is handled discreetly. According to MPEP 2239: “If the Deputy Commissioner for Patents who oversees the Office of Petitions refuses to issue an order for reexamination, no record of any consideration of the matter will…

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