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NEW PATENT FEES "NAKED ATTEMPT" TO FUND "TAJ MAHAL"?
Listen up, IP geeks: Bill Heinze posted a key update on new rules for patent applications fees proposed by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
You have until March 30, 2005, to submit written comments, but the community's already making itself felt, according to Heinze:
"One commentator has already referred to these proposed rule changes as a 'naked attempt to gain more fees [in order] to pay the freight at the new Taj Mahal of government complexes in Alexandria.'"
What do you think? Details here.
Posted by Product Team on February 28, 2005 at 02:29 PM | Permalink
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