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Acting Commerce Deputy Secretary to Speak at USPTO’s Community Day
Community Day will also feature exhibits and vendors, international games, live music, as well as foods and dress representative of the diversity of USPTO’s workforce.

The USPTO and the DPTO Announce Cooperative Effort on Reclassification of Patent Search Documents
The purpose of the trial project is to consider the feasibility of having the DKPTO perform patent document reclassification work currently done by USPTO personnel.

U.S. Government Brings Anti-Counterfeiting And Piracy Program To South Florida
“More than 90% of Florida’s exporters are small and medium-sized businesses. While trade allows these businesses to enter into new markets and grow their bottom lines, it also makes them especially vulnerable to intellectual property theft abroad,”