United States:
Patent Reviews Get Supreme Court Review
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Written by
Matthew Poppe
In a move that could have major implications for patent
litigation in the Northern District of California as well as every
other District, the U.S. Supreme Court has decided to take up the
issue of whether inter partes reviews and certain other
America Invents Act proceedings are unconstitutional because they
can result in invalidation of a patent without a jury trial. We
invite you to read a full account, written by our colleague Don
Daybell, on Orrick's website
here.
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