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Category Archives: Inter Partes Review
Samsung v. Prisua – Fed. Cir. Tries to Eliminate IPR Catch-22
The Fed. Cir. panel decision in Samsung Elec. Amer., Inc. v. Prisua Engineering Corp., Appeal No. 2019-1169, 2019-1260 (Fed. Cir., Feb. 4, 2020) flew under my blogging radar for some time, but since Prisua petitioned for rehearing en banc on … Continue reading
Senate Subcommittee on IP Holds Hearings on SWOT of STRONGER Bill
This bill has been introduced into both houses of Congress in a bipartisan effort to curb the reach of inter partes review (IPR) proceedings and the broad four-factor analysis for injunctive relief set forth by the Supreme Court in eBay … Continue reading
Posted in AIA Patent Reform, Inter Partes Review
Tagged AIA, Infringement, Inter Partes Review
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Wide-Ranging Senate Bill Aims to Streamline Post-Grant Proceedings and Block Trolls
On Wednesday, Senator Coon—of 101 hearings fame—and five co-sponsors introduced the Stronger Patents Act in the Senate (“Support Technology & Research for Our Nation’s Growth and Economic Resilience”). About 22 of the bill’s 40 pages involve amendments to IPR, PGR … Continue reading
Supreme Court Decides Oil States – Inter Partes Review Does Not Violate Article III or the 7th Amendment
The Supreme Court issued its long-awaited opinion in Oil States Energy Services v. Greene’s Energy Group, Appeal No. 16-712 (April 24, 2018), holding 7/2 that inter parties review was an appropriate exercise of the power of Congress to assign adjudication … Continue reading