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Published In State Bar of Michigan IPLS Proceedings – Vol. 29, Issue 1 (2018)

Invention Promoters, IP Ethics, Office of Enrollment and Discipline, PTO Ethics Decisions, PTO Ethics Rules, Published Works, Speaking Engagements /

Michael E. McCabe, Jr.’s article, entitled, “Are Your Firm’s Foreign Associate Practices Ethical?” was featured in a front-page article Vol. 29, Issue 1 of IPLS Proceedings (2018), a quarterly publication of the Intellectual Property Law Section (IPLS) of the State Bar of Michigan.   This article first appeared in September 2017 in IPethics & INsights.   The article is […]

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2017 Iowa State Bar Association eCommerce & Intellectual Property Seminar

IP Ethics, Legal Ethics, Litigation Ethics, Patent Litigation Ethics, Patent Litigation Malpractice, Previous, Speaking Engagements /

2017 Iowa State Bar Association eCommerce & Intellectual Property Seminar Keeping the Lights on and the OED off Your Back: Ethical Conduct in the Practice of IP Law, a two-hour ethics presentation featuring Michael E. McCabe, Jr. December 1, 2017 – 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. CT Des Moines, IA

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Quoted In Bloomberg BNA: USPTO Trying Out Diversion Program For Struggling Practitioners

Discipline Diversion, IP Ethics, Office of Enrollment and Discipline, Quotes, Speaking Engagements, USPTO OED /

Michael E. McCabe, Jr. was quoted by Bloomberg BNA in an article published on November 15, 2017, entitled  “USPTO Trying Out Diversion Program for Struggling Practitioners” (by Joan C. Rogers) (sub req’d).  The Bloomberg  article addresses the Office of Enrollment and Discipline’s new Disciplinary Diversion Program, which we first reported in our November 3 blog post (here).

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