Show Me The Money: USPTO Fees Boost Explained (N) - 03/20/2025
$10.00
With several recent rule changes from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office affecting how patents and trademarks are protected and registered, Dinsmore intellectual property attorneys April Besl and Nick Transier are gearing up to guide you through the updates.
April and Nick will explain the changes to filing fees, how to best prepare your applications to avoid costly surcharges, and other strategies you need to know to mitigate the impacts from these changes.
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April L. Besl focuses her practice on intellectual property matters, including trademarks, copyrights, social media, Internet law, advertising, design patents, and trade secrets. She has experience assisting clients with emerging issues related to the impact of social media, the web and technology on their business and marketing strategies. April helps clients protect and enforce their trademarks, copyrights and other intellectual property from misuse via social networking sites, search engine optimization strategies, and keywords, as well as against misuse on mobile devices and other emerging technologies. April currently sits on the board of CincyIP as an elected member. She is also a member of the Trademark Law & Litigation Committee of the Intellectual Property Owners association, Leadership Development Committee of the International Trademark Association, Women United through the United Way, the Women’s Leadership Roundtable through ArtsWave. In addition, was the founder and chair of CincyBrand, a highly successful conference for legal practitioners, marketers and business owners on the subject of branding and licensing.
Nicholas Transier counsels clients in regards to obtaining, asserting, and defending international patent portfolios, particularly in the technical domains of artificial intelligence and machine learning, telecommunications, computer-software, fintech, blockchain and cryptocurrency, automotive technologies, and others. Outside of work, Nick is often tinkering with anything and everything, and often in an effort to try and learn more about his clients’ technologies. When he’s not tinkering, he’s often under the hood of or in the driver seat of a race car, which energizes and informs his automotive IP practice. Clients appreciate Nick’s insatiable curiosity, ingenuity, and desire to constantly improve upon technologies as well as the attorney-client partnership, which translates into a creative spirit he brings to every clients’ engagement.
