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Tracks the daily changes in US patent law by covering precedential court opinions, legislative amendments, and patent office practices. Sophisticated coverage of the legal and practical issues involved in patent reform. A highly popular resource.
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Posted on December 04, 2009Federal Circuit Affirms Summary Judgment of Obviousness for Bulk EMail Patent
Posted on December 02, 2009Blocking Attorneys from Simultaneously Litigating and Prosecuting Patents
Posted on December 01, 2009Federal Circuit Chief Judge Paul Michel Announces that he is Leaving the Bench
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Posted on November 20, 2009Nil: The Value of Patents in a Major Crisis Such as an Influenza Pandemic
Posted on November 19, 2009Vacatur: Judge Posner Agrees to Vacate Inequitable Conduct Holding Based on Settlement Agreement
Posted on November 18, 2009Precedential BPAI Opinion Rejects Functional Claim Elements as Indefinite and Not Enabled
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