Locusts, cholera and inequitable conduct have something in common: All have been described as plagues. In 1988, the Federal Circuit characterized the abundance of inequitable conduct charges as "an absolute plague." The plague continues. Inequitable conduct findings have been rising over the past few years -- in 2003-2004, a whopping 30 patents were held unenforceable -- and there's no end in sight.
August 31, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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