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John Lu And Mollie Galchus Comment On SCOTUS Decision In Thryv V Click-to-Call Technologies
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Intellectual Property partner John
Lu and Litigation and Arbitration associate
Mollie Galchus authored “Thryv: opposing policies in the
Supreme Court,” published in World Intellectual Property
Review. Mr. Lu and Ms. Galchus discuss how the recent US
Supreme Court decision in Thryv v Click-to-Call Technologies
highlights a division among the Justices regarding opposing policy
concerns on patents.
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Originally published 21 May, 2020
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