Did I Commit Fraud on the Patent Office? Fixing it with Supplemental Examinations. EP081

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In this episode I go over a way to protect yourself in case you think someone might assert that you committed fraud on the Patent Office because you didn't submit important information. You can use a Supplemental Examination so that the Patent Office can re-review your issued patent with information that you forgot the first time around.

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