NEWSLETTER ARCHIVE
Volume 50, Issue 4
Message from the Editor-in-Chief
By Daniel Young
,
Wolf, Greenfield & Sacks, P.C.
Daniel Young
Dear Colleagues, Welcome to the
Fall 2019 Edition of the BPLA Newsletter
. In this edition, we provide a report on requirements for Foreign Filing licenses, an update on the USPTO’s efforts at optimizing pendency of applications, updates on EPO practice and opposition trends from colleagues abroad, and highlights from our successful
Invented Here!
Event and PCT and Madrid Protocol Seminars.  In addition, this edition includes announcements concerning upcoming events, members on the move, and other matters of interest to our membership. We thank our contributors for their time and attention to enriching this Newsletter. Further thanks to BPLA administrator, Constance Brennan, and the staff of Readz for their collective efforts in producing this edition. We look forward to your future contributions. Respectfully,

Daniel Young
Editor-In-Chief
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Members on the Move
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Law School Committee Sponsored Event -The Original Sin of Trademark Law: Failure to Function
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International & Foreign Practice Committee EPO Presentation
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Understanding Foreign Filing License Requirements
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The EPO opposition timeline tightens
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The 2019
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Awards Event – Announces the Winners!
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Message from the Editor-in-Chief
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USPTO meets critical goals to reduce patent examination pendency
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Annual PCT and Madrid Seminar
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Proposed by-law amendment
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Notice of Nominations for 2019-2020 BPLA Board of Governors
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Officers and Board of Governors
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Job listings
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Community Calendar
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