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SAS: A Patent Litigation Game-Changer And Check On Agency Overreach
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In a Supreme Court matter argued on behalf of software developer
SAS Institute Inc., Jones Day successfully challenged part of how
the U.S. Patent Office's Patent Trial and Appeals Board
conducts its inter partes review proceedings. But
that's just half the story.
Listen to a Jones Day Talks podcast as partners
Greg Castanias, Dave Cochran, and John Marlott explain why
the Supreme Court's decision has significant implications
for cases involving government agency overreach.
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