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Monthly Archives: April 2016
Estoppel Does Not Attach When Petitioner’s Grounds Are Denied As Redundant
By Reza Mollaaghababa Under 35 U.S.C. 315(e)(1), a petitioner in an inter partes review of a claim in a patent that has resulted in a final written decision by the Board may not request or maintain a proceeding before the … Continue reading
Posted in America Invents Act, Anticipation/Obvious, Court of Appeals Fed Circuit, Estoppel, Instittion Decision, Inter Partes Review, Trial Tactics, USPTO
Tagged AIA, America Invents Act, Court of Appeals for Federal Circuit, Covered Business Methods, estoppel, inter partes, inter partes review, IPR, IPR procedure, post grant, Post-Grant, PTAB, trial practice, USPTO
New Final Rules for Post-Grant Proceedings Published by USPTO on April Fools Day
By Tom Engellenner The USPTO has gone ahead and finalized new rules for post-grant proceedings under the America Invents Act (AIA) – despite heavy criticism that the rules do little to alter the lopsided nature of these proceedings. The new … Continue reading
Posted in America Invents Act, Covered Business Methods, Instittion Decision, Inter Partes Review, Post Grant Review, PTAB Procedure, Trial Tactics, USPTO
Tagged AIA, America Invents Act, Covered Business Methods, inter partes, inter partes review, IPR, IPR procedure, post grant, Post-Grant, PTAB, testimonial evidence, trial practice, USPTO
