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Strategic Considerations Of Estoppel For IPRs After Shaw Industries Group v. Automated Creel Systems
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When a patent is challenged in an inter partes review and a
final written decision has been issued, a statutory estoppel will
prevent certain subsequent proceedings. The scope of the estoppel,
which applies to both Patent and Trademark Office proceedings and
district court disputes, has been uncertain.
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Originally published in Bloomberg BNA's Patent,
Trademark & Copyright Journal, April 15, 2016
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