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[madprophet]

Depends.

Thus, the Chief Judge and/or the Deputy
Chief Judge will discuss each remanded case with the panel before the issuance of
the mandate, and before the panel expends substantial effort on the case.

That should have already happened.

Parties in remanded trial cases are to contact the Board within ten (10)
business days after the mandate issues to arrange a teleconference with the panel.
Before the teleconference, the Parties shall meet and confer in a reasonable and
good faith attempt to propose a procedure on remand. Parties are encouraged to
seek agreement, if possible, on remand procedures including, but not limited to:
(1) whether additional briefing is necessary; (2) subject matter limitations on
briefing; (3) length of briefing; (4) whether the parties should file briefs
concurrently or sequentially; (5) if briefs are filed sequentially, which party should
open the briefing; (6) whether a second brief from either party should be permitted;
(7) the briefing schedule; (8) whether either party should be permitted to
supplement the evidentiary record; (9) limitations, if any, on the type of additional
evidence that will be submitted; (10) the schedule for submitting additional
evidence, if any; and (11) any other relevant procedural issues. Teleconferences
with the panel should take place within the first month after the mandate.

I would assume it would be after that teleconference. SO 2 weeks to a month for teleconference, and we should know what is going down, and when. All of this is from the most recent guideines issued by PTAB for cases on remand