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Same action, same output. On the left, the manual assembly your team runs today, most of it non-billable. On the right, Lawdie. Hit Run and watch the clocks.
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Office Action mailed from the USPTO, forwarded for docketing and the client report. Please handle.
Dear Mr. Reyes,
The USPTO has issued a non-final Office Action in Application No. 18/412,663…
Please advise how you would like to proceed.
Fishman Haygood LLP, Docketing
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