The RecorderThe U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in Silicon Valley's arrival is a big deal for patent lawyers and companies who count intellectual property among their most valuable assets
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Michelle Lee was chosen to create a local presence for an agency seen as remote and bureacratic
...Q: How will your duties change when you assume the APJ position? A: Well, it's kind of up to...
...the PJ job two years later. The judges will elect a new APJ this fall. Kahn ran on a platform of finding alternative...
...county is realistic," said one judge. "Judge Lee has been APJ for almost two years, has been working closely with the PJ, and...
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