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PTAB/USPTO Update - August 2023 | WilmerHale - Vimarsana News

PTAB/USPTO Update - August 2023 | WilmerHale

USPTO News - On July 11, the USPTO Office of the Chief Economist released the 2022 updates to its Trademark Case Files Dataset and Trademark Assignment Dataset.

Other Barks & Bites for Friday, July 14: Huawei Announces $560 Million in 2022 Licensing Revenues, FTC Investigates Consumer Safety Concerns at ChatGPT, and USPTO Formalizes Diversion Pilot Program - Vimarsana News

Other Barks & Bites for Friday, July 14: Huawei Announces $560 Million in 2022 Licensing Revenues, FTC Investigates Consumer Safety Concerns at ChatGPT, and USPTO Formalizes Diversion Pilot Program

This week in Other Barks & Bites: the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office issues a final rule formalizing its Diversion Pilot Program and making other changes to agency practice; the Third Circuit affirms a default judgment for several litigation delays in a trademark case; and more.

Hudson County police departments to partake in 'Diversion Pilot Program' - Vimarsana News

Hudson County police departments to partake in 'Diversion Pilot Program'

The Hudson County Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has created a "Diversion Pilot Program" to help Hudson County residents. The program aims to

The projects range from public safety to education to infrastructure to economic development to community health - Vimarsana News

The projects range from public safety to education to infrastructure to economic development to community health

U.S. Senators Ben Cardin and Chris Van Hollen announced that nearly $50 million in direct federal funding for local projects across the Baltimore region was included within the fiscal year 2022 omnibus funding legislation, which the Senators voted to pass Thursday evening.