Our senior partner Taro Yaguchi will present as a speaker at Biotech 2011 conference in Philadelphia on October 24, 2011. His presentation focuses on problems and opportunities encountered by Foreign Biotech companies doing business in the United States as part…
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Keisen’s instant fee calculator is designed to help attorneys and/or legal service professionals obtain fee estimate for the PCT Japanese national phase entry and Japanese trademark application.This calculator is also for the holders of published PCT or trademark applications seeking…
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Why does Keisen recommend foreign applicants to file their PoA to the Japan Patent Office (JPO)? * Keisen Associates has an updated article on Power of Attorney submission from April 2018 here. As part of the their “Applicant-Friendly Procedure Strategy,”…
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The JPO’s Internet filing system came into effect in 2005. The system makes it possible for International applicants to file patent, trademark and design applications via the Internet from anywhere in the world. Keisen Associates has adopted this Internet filing…
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This Sunday, April 10, 2011, marks the crowning event of the Subaru Cherry Blossom Festival of Greater Philadelphia, Sakura Sunday. Held in the Horticultural Center in Fairmount Park, Sakura Sunday commemorates the season by celebrating Japanese food, music and art….
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Partner, Junichiro Yanagi and Toyomi Ohara will be attending the 2011 AIPLA Spring meeting in San Francisco from 12 to 14 May. If you would like to arrange a meeting during the conference with them, please email to jyanagi@keisenassociates.com ?
The applicant must submit to the Patent Office directly or by mail an application for trademark registration having the following requirements: The applicant’s full name, address and nationality. Details of the mark. If the mark consists of only plain block…
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The Japan Patent Office’s (JPO) new guidelines for filing an appeal against an examiner’s “Notice of Final Refusal” will go into effect April 1, 2009. The JPO is responding to a long-standing complaint among Japanese applicants who’ve been frustrated by…
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