The judiciary and the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) will sign a new memorandum of understanding that will improve the ability of judges and judges to decide disputes concerning the protection of intellectual property rights (IPs). This agreement will strengthen the professional competencies of the national judiciary and the said US office through the exchange of information and the strengthening of their respective capacities.
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The judiciary and the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) will sign a new memorandum of understanding that will improve the ability of judges and judges to decide disputes concerning the protection of intellectual property rights (IPs). This agreement will strengthen the professional competencies of the national judiciary and the said US office through the exchange of information and the strengthening of their respective capacities.