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When should an applicant disclose information about copied claims?

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

An applicant should disclose information about copied claims at a specific time during the patent application process. The MPEP 2001.06(d) states: “37 CFR 41.202(a) requires the applicant, at the time he or she presents the claim(s), to identify the patent and the numbers of the patent claims.” This means that the disclosure should be made…

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