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8 Feb 2012, 9:00 pm
The Office also notes that "[t]he one-year limitation period in the AIA reflects that disciplinary actions should be filed in a timely manner from the date when misconduct forming the basis of a disciplinary complaint against a practitioner is made known to 'that section of PTO charged with conducting section 32 proceedings.'" The Office's Federal Register notice implementing the statute of limitations provisions set forth in AIA § 3(k)… [read post]
8 Feb 2012, 9:00 pm
The Office also notes that "[t]he one-year limitation period in the AIA reflects that disciplinary actions should be filed in a timely manner from the date when misconduct forming the basis of a disciplinary complaint against a practitioner is made known to 'that section of PTO charged with conducting section 32 proceedings.'" The Office's Federal Register notice implementing the statute of limitations provisions set forth in AIA § 3(k)… [read post]
