Taking the Patent Bar Exam - What to Expect

November 19, 2020 12:30 PM to 2:00 PM

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There is no CLE for this event

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Fee: Free for members / $99 for non-members

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Taking the Patent Bar Exam – What to expect when actually taking the exam

The Patent Registration Examination, often referred to as the Patent Bar Exam, is the gateway to being able to practice before the US Patent Office for patent practitioners. This webinar explores the reasons why you should consider taking the exam, what qualifications you need to take the exam, what resources are available for preparing to take the exam, and some important tips, tricks, and strategies for the day of the exam.

Speakers:

Rachel Kahler, Patent Agent at General Mills; Julie Burke, US Patent Prosecution Consultant; Brian Trotter, CEO and Founder at Bishop Rock

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