McCoy Russell’s Chinese Patent Prosecution team, including Xiaohong Ding and John Russell, won a 6th revocation of an improper rejection by the Chinese Patent Office this year. Our team led the appeal to the Reexamination Board that obtained a decision revoking all rejections and indicating that the invention was novel and inventive over cited prior art and common knowledge. The case is Chinese Patent Application No. 201310322331.2.2, relating to Engine Control Devices.
Boutique Woman-Owned Law Firm Issues Most Patents in Portland
For Immediate Release
Date: 09/24/2018
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Website: www.mccrus.com
Portland, OR –
Results from USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office) show McCoy Russell LLP has issued more patents than any other Portland firm this year. As of January 2018, McCoy Russell’s approach has granted them 534 issued patents. The two runner’s up are Klarquist Sparkman, LLP with 458 and Schwabe Williamson & Wyatt who have been issued 461.
Firm partners are impressed that their boutique woman-owned firm is beating out significantly larger traditional Portland firms in issued patents.
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McCoy Russell LLP is a Portland based, woman-owned, boutique intellectual property law firm focused on the prosecution and development of patent and trademark portfolios. www.mccrus.com
Data search source: http://patft.uspto.gov/netahtml/PTO/search-adv.htm
McCoy Russell has won another reversal from the Patent Trial and Appeals Board (PTAB). This was a big win in the area of winches and cranes. Our team, led by John Russell, battled improper rejections by the United States Patent Office and participated in oral proceedings. See Appeal 2016-007508.
McCoy Russell has won a complete reversal before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) in the area of engine control. Our team, led by John Russell, battled improper rejections by the United States Patent Office and successfully convinced the PTAB that the invention was non-obvious.
B. Anna McCoy was recognized for the 3rd year in a row in The Best Lawyers in America for her work in trademark law.
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