United States:
Prosecution Pointer 210
03 February 2020
Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP
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Using the USPTO's electronic Terminal Disclaimer
(e-TD), one needs to remember that it can only be used if: (1) the
inventor(s) named as the applicant in the application own(s) 100%
of the entire right, title and interest; (2) the assignee and/or
obligated assignee named as the applicant in the application owns
100% of the entire right, title and interest; or (3) some
combination of inventor(s) and partial assignee(s) named as the
applicant in the application together own 100% of the entire right,
title and interest.
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