The Supreme Court considers patents to be a “public right,” and consequently that reviewing and revoking patents via administrative courts in the Inter Partes Review System is a valid exercise of Congressional authority.
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The Supreme Court Rules That Patents Are A “Public Right”: A Review Of Oil States V. Greene’s Energy Group
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By Nicole Berkowitz & W. Edward Ramage | Baker Donelson
The U.S. Supreme Court today issued dual decisions with substantial impact on the future of Inter Partes Review.
What Looming Supreme Court Decisions Could Mean For Patent Litigation
By Sharad Bijanki, Karen Carroll & Tasneem Delphry | Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein LLP
The U.S. Supreme Court is poised to rule soon on a case that could fundamentally change how patent litigation plays out in America.
Oil States Preview Take II – Just What Did The Supreme Court Hold In McCormick Harveting Machine V. Aultman?
By Andrew Williams | McDonnell Boehnen Hulbert & Berghoff LLP
Last week, we provided a preview of the Supreme Court case Oil States Energy Services, LLC. v. Greene’s Energy Group, LLC. that will be argued on November 27.
