In re Tendler

Proceeding No. D2013-17USPTO

AI-generated holding

A practitioner who learns of inaccuracies in a declaration filed with the USPTO must promptly correct the written record; failure to do so warranted a four-year suspension.

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1 section

§ 2001.04

Duty of Disclosure, Candor, and Good Faith

“suspending a practitioner for four years for failure to correct the written record after learning of inaccuracies in a declaration the practitioner had filed”

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