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Design Patent Practice In Russia (Video)

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In this video you will learn more on design patents in Russia. There are three possible filing systems:

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In this video you will learn more on design patents in Russia. There are three possible filing systems:

Direct national filings for Russia
International filings via Hague System
Eurasian Design Patents (soon to be launched) – regional protection in Russia and many countries of the former Soviet Union.

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