Prosecution Insights
Prosecution Insights
Tech Center 1700 • Art Units: 1735 1759 1773 1775 1796 1797 1799
This examiner grants 71% of resolved cases
Sean Everett Conley is an examiner in Tech Center 1700 and Art Unit 1735. The examiner has 921 resolved cases and an allowance rate of 70.6 percent. This percentage indicates that a majority of applications are granted, providing a positive baseline for applicants. The median days to allowance is 981, which serves as a standard timeframe for the prosecution process in this art unit. These figures are essential for practitioners to understand the examiner's typical workflow and success metrics.
The data also reveals an interview lift percentage of 11.6 percent. This lift suggests that conducting an interview can meaningfully increase the probability of an allowance above the 70.6 percent baseline. With 921 resolved cases, the examiner has a significant history of managing patent applications. Practitioners should consider the 11.6 percent lift as a reason to engage in direct dialogue to resolve any outstanding rejections. The 981-day median pendency is a useful data point for managing client timelines in Art Unit 1735. Overall, the 70.6 percent allowance rate shows a consistent trend of grants.
| App # | Title | Status | Assignee |
|---|---|---|---|
| 19015156 | ACTIVE INGREDIENT GENERATION DEVICE | Non-Final OA | Panasonic Automotive Systems Co., Ltd. |
| 18597362 | Sterilization Enclosure For Surgical Instruments | Non-Final OA | Stryker Corporation |
| 18610929 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR FEEDBACK CONTROL OF DISINFECTION | Non-Final OA | Tyco Fire & Security GmbH |
| 18872939 | PLASMA SYSTEMS FOR AIR DECONTAMINATION AND AEROSOL ACTIVATION | Non-Final OA | The Trustees of Princeton University |
| 18690025 | Shelf-Stable Sterilization of Aptamer-Sensors for In-Vivo Measurement in Humans | Non-Final OA | University of Cincinnati |
| 18698530 | AN IMPROVED DISINFECTION-SOLIDIFICATION PROCESS FOR PATHOGENIC MEDICAL WASTE DISPOSAL | Non-Final OA | Council of Scientific and Industrial Research |
| 18240164 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR THERMAL INACTIVATION OF PATHOGENS | Final Rejection | RESEARCH PRODUCTS CORPORATION |
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