Filing a Reissue Can Correct Serious Patent Errors

Reissue applications may be quite useful. They may be useful in correcting some type of errors that one would normally think of as "errors" in the strict sense of the word. But they may also be used to correct "errors" in scope of patent protection and may thus be used to increase patent value and should thus be considered as a strategic tool in a patent holder's toolbox.

8 minute read September 01, 2022 at 12:05 AM
By
Jeffrey W. Gluck
Filing a Reissue Can Correct Serious Patent Errors

Many parties obtain U.S. patents every year. Sometimes there are errors or deficiencies in these patents. Many minor errors may be corrected by means of a certificate of correction issued by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

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