Prosecution Insights
Prosecution Insights
Tech Center 1700 • Art Units: 1732 1761
This examiner grants 58% of resolved cases
Caroline Dusheck Liott is an examiner in Tech Center 1700 and Art Unit 1732, with 45 resolved cases. The examiner's allowance rate is 57.8 percent, which is a baseline for applicants. This 57.8 percent rate indicates that a majority of the 45 cases result in a grant, providing a level of predictability for prosecution. The 57.8 percent figure is a primary metric for evaluating success.
The interview lift for this examiner is 3.5 percent. This figure shows that direct communication is a strategy that raises the chances of overcoming rejections compared to the 57.8 percent baseline. Applicants may find that the 3.5 percent lift is a factor to consider when deciding between written arguments and verbal communication. The data from 45 cases shows the relative influence of interviews on the final outcome.
The median days to allowance is 1303 days. This 1303-day figure reflects the prosecution process for the cases that eventually reach allowance. The combination of a 57.8 percent allowance rate and a 1303-day median suggests that the process leads to a successful outcome within a specific timeframe in Art Unit 1732. The 1303-day duration is a benchmark for pendency expectations.
| App # | Title | Status | Assignee |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18497011 | Aqueous Ink Jet Ink Composition And Ink Jet Recording Method | Non-Final OA | SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION |
| 17852432 | Treatment Liquid Composition, Set Of Ink Jet Ink Composition And Treatment Liquid Composition, And Treatment Method | Final Rejection | SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION |
| 17706699 | Ink Set And Recording Method | Final Rejection | Seiko Epson Corporation |
| 17558643 | Treatment Solution Composition For Ink Jet Textile Printing, Ink Set, And Recording Method | Final Rejection | Seiko Epson Corporation |
| 18479464 | COMPOSITIONS THAT INCLUDE SAND AND A STABILIZING AGENT AND RELATED METHODS | Non-Final OA | King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals |
| 18493746 | INKJET INK AND INKJET RECORDING METHOD | Non-Final OA | KYOCERA Document Solutions Inc. |
| 18552959 | SPRAYABLE COOL WHITE COATING BASED ON CERAMIC MICROSPHERES | Final Rejection | THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA |
| 18031496 | COMPOSITION | Final Rejection | Resonac Corporation |
| 18118053 | BUILD COMPOSITIONS | Final Rejection | Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. |
| 18278733 | COMPOSITE COLORED PARTICLES | Non-Final OA | MITSUBISHI PENCIL COMPANY, LIMITED |
| 18688855 | METHOD FOR PRODUCING DENTAL FILLER, DENTAL FILLER, AND DENTAL COMPOSITION | Non-Final OA | GC Corporation |
| 18251900 | INORGANIC BINDING MATERIALS WITH ALKYL-MODIFIED SILSESQUIOXANE NANO PARTICLES | Non-Final OA | Dow Silicones Corporation |
| 18694095 | COMPOSITION FOR ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT REFLECTION | Non-Final OA | DENKA COMPANY LIMITED |
| 18516510 | SYSTEM AND PROCESS FOR PRINTING ENCAPSULATED AND NON-ENCAPSULATED MATERIALS UTILIZING GELLING AGENTS | Final Rejection | Temptime Corporation |
| 18046499 | COLOR FIXING COMBINATION FOR CONTACT LENS, CONTACT LENS AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THEREOF | Non-Final OA | PEGAVISION CORPORATION |
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