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Editors’ Note: This article is a follow-up to the authors’ series, Demystifying Commercial Litigation Finance, which in turn is based on their article, A Guide for Plaintiffs & Commercial Litigators Seeking Funding in the United States (the “Guide”).
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Read MoreIn June the USPTO revised its practice of requiring additional information for certain petitions based on unintentional delay.
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